Hello people! We’re
back with some exciting stuff. Although I’m late posting this article ‘cause
March’s about to end and it’s all about food and travel in the epic month of
March.
Onto the list I’ve a
few places and some quality dishes which you can still gulp at your nearest
streets being at India!
And guys the team
wishes you, lately, a very Happy Holi!
(Holi at Mathura)
Let life be free of all
the demonic thoughts and soul be cleansed the way similar to the fire that
burnt the devilish earlier in the Indian epics marking the start of
celebrations of Holi.
Top of the heads
contain:
1.
Mathura, Uttar Pradesh:
Originating
itself from the “Love Saga”
of all
the time and above, Holi is one of the famous festivals played at
Mathura.
Birth land of lord Krishna, Mathura, is the root to the beginning of the
colourful times known to be celebrated as Holi! Mathura has its own
customs. Earlier in time, lord Krishna used to play Holi with Radha
where Radha playfully beat lord with stick/s.
Now did you get the title of this article? :P
And where there is “Rang”, there is “Bhang”! :D
Made
from cannabis leaves with some added flavour bhang tends to revitalize and
rejuvenate a person’s mind. :P
It
can be thought of as a desi version of red bull, because it also gives you
wiiings! :P
(No offence)
2.
Rajasthan:
Come
and sing along with the folks of Rajasthan their folk songs! Witness the
royalty being at
Rajasthan and truly I admire them. :)
Adding to their chores, the day is celebrated with techniques like of Mali Holi, played by the gardener community at Rajasthan and Dolchi Holi at Bikaner. The speciality of the techniques depends on the way of celebration.
Rajasthani
"Gujiya’s" taste heavenly! These are the dumplings made of flour and filled with
some amazing stuff consisting of khoya, dry fruits (my favourite part) and
maida. These can have fine sugar mixed to the stuff and can either be coated!
:D
3.
Delhi:
Being
the country capital, Delhi portrays the culture in all its spirit. Holi is
celebrated at Delhi beginning with the bonfire the day before Holi, as is
celebrated at all the places in India.
Dil
walon ki Dilli has contributes a lot to the food industry at India. I remember,
being a non vegetarian lover, I strived
hard for it and during my travel as soon as we stopped at Delhi, I and my
cousin had a priority for the non- veg! And it was so damn good! That guy made
the Patiala Chicken so flavoursome. Ah! Good old days. Oh yes, the Holi dishes
shall be served here! :P
"Dahi
Bade", a classic and all time favourite of mine is a delight of Dilli! Layered
with Dahi (Curd), Tamarind Chutney, chilli powder, Cumin powder; the dish
tastes out of the word! :D
Mum makes them amazingly. :D
4.
Mumbai, Maharashtra:
The
bolly land has its own shine during the festivity of Holi! From rags to riches celebrate the festival
with all their heart and lose themselves to aamchi Mumbai!
I
remember once there was a kind of fair into the state and it had Maharashtrian
theme (or Marathi theme). There I was grossing a few eatables and went past a
dish named “Puran Poli” and I was
just amazed by its ingredients. A flatbread stuffed with chana and jaggery was
an amazing thing to be tried out!
Guys, feeling the post
to be outdated?
Actually I’m feeling so.
Holi is gone and now what exactly is the sense of writing an article about Holi!
Right!?
Wait a second and just
jump onto the last place on the list. :D
5.
Madhya Pradesh:
Hope
the day and place helps a bit to relive the Holi days. :P
Yes
it is on March 28th, the fifth day from Holi, which is celebrated as
Rangpanchmi at Madhya Pradesh. The fun begins later by 12 p.m. and continues to
late unlike Holi!
So
hopefully article’s not gonna be that boring. :P
And
I had a very special delight this time and at every Holi and it is none other
than Dal Baati!
Being
a citizen of Madhya Pradesh hope this dish adds on to your list. :P
Dough
well cooked into the oven, served with Dal (precisely Tur), Curry, rice, pickle
and above all sooji ke laddu present a heavy to stomach dish! :P
The
dish originally belongs to the Rajasthani Cuisine. :D
So guys celebrate
Rangpanchmi being at Madhya Pradesh and play safe and dry.
Hope you had a good Holi.
Stay connected until
the next update.
Next update is to be
made on April 6th. Till then keep grossing the previous articles!
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Written By:
Gurleen Saluja
Edited By:
Ruchi Kalra
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