Guru Nanak Jayanti 2024: 9 Traditional Punjabi Dishes That You Can Make On This Day

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1. Sarson Ka Saag:

It is a popular traditional cuisine of Punjab which is made from mustard greens. Sarson ka Saag is usually served with Makki Roti to enhance its flavour. It's a comforting food during the winters.

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2. Amritsari Kulcha:

Amritsari Kulcha is a famous massive Punjabi kulcha that's stuffed with potatoes. It is baked in tandoor and served with pickles, yogurt, and butter for a heavy, hearty meal.

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3. Lassi:

It's a traditional Punjabi beverage that's made of yogurt. Lassi offers a refreshing blend of sweet and salty flavours and is perfect to aid digestion.

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4. Pinni:

Pinni is a traditional sweet of Punjabi that's made using whole wheat flour, ghee, jaggery, and dry fruits. It's usually enjoyed during special occasions and festivals.

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5. Makke Di Roti:

This flatbread of Punjab is made from cornmeal. Makke di Roti is crunchy and is served with Sarson Ka Saag with lots of ghee.

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6. Chole Bhature:

It's a famous dish of North India that consists of spicy chickpea curry that's served with bhature. Chole Bhature are considered to be a heavy and hearty meal.

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7. Kadha Prasad:

Kadha Prasad is a traditional Punjabi dessert that's a sacred offering. It's made of wheat flour, sugar, and lots of ghee. It's prepared in Gurudwaras as a symbol of devotion during the prayers.

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8. Rajma Chawal:

Rajma Chawal is a popular comfort food made with spiced kidney beans that's cooked in a flavourful gravy. It's mostly served with steamed rice.

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9. Dal Makhani:

It's a creamy traditional Punjabi dish that's made with black lentils and kidney beans. Dal Makhani is slowly cooked with spices and topped with butter and cream.

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