Bharti Singhs Gujarati Platter Was Brimming With Delicacies

Let’s agree that Gujarati food is vibrant, colourful and super enticing. The cuisine includes everything right from an array of sweet and tangy snacks to heavy, flavourful and savoury preparations that can make you drool instantly. The burst of flavours can be felt in every bite of most dishes. Comedian Bharti Singh recently devoured a number of Gujarati dishes. Her breakfast comprised mouth-watering fafda teamed with a bowlful of kadhi and papaya sambharo (a kind of chutney made with raw unripe papaya). We could also spot spongy dhoklas on her platter. Don’t skip the two green chillies served for that spicy twist. Excited about the food, Bharti shared a video of her plate on Instagram Stories. She also added a popular Gujarati song along with the lines of “Sanedo sanedo” to the clip to set the mood right.     

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Do you want to recreate Bharti Singh’s yummy platter? If yes, then, we are here to help you out. We have mentioned the recipes of dishes present on her platter and some others as well. Check out the list below:

1) Khatta meetha dhokla

This epic snack is a must in every Gujarati household. Made with besan, yoghurt, suji and other quintessential ingredients, dhokla carries a perfect combination of sweet and tangy tastes. Just make this at home and don’t forget to add the tempering of curry leaves, green chilies, hing, sugar and water. Recipe here.  

2) Fafda

This popular dish resembles a fried crispy snack mainly made with gram flour, turmeric and carom seeds. It’s a hit breakfast option in the state of Gujarat. Fafda is often paired with jalebis and papaya sambharo for a wonderful experience. Find the recipe here.

3) Kadhi

Kadhi is a thin gram-flour-based flavourful dish prepared with dahi and besan along with a bunch of masalas. Although many people love savoruing kadhi with rice or chapati, it makes for a great accompaniment with fafda. Click here for the recipe.

4) Masala kachori

Filled with amazing masalas, this delight is perfectly golden brown in colour. Although there are many varieties of kachoris, it’s good to start with this recipe. Masala kachoris are easy to make and can get ready in just about half an hour. Find the recipe here.

5) Basundi

Looking for a sweet dish? Here’s something to try out. Gujarati basundi is a finger-licking dessert prepared with boiled condensed milk, sugar, saffron and some dry fruits. Yes, it may require some time and effort, but trust us, the end result is worth all that. Recipe here.

Are you also a fan of Gujarati dishes? Not just the snacks, even a traditional Gujarati thali is a complete treat to the taste buds. It basically comprises various food items to create a wholesome well-balanced meal.