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  • Dal, an Indian lentil dish
    Indian cuisine
    / Cuisines across India

    Street foods such as kachori and chaat are very popular, as well as sweets (called mithai) such as gulab jamun, petha, and rasmalai. Food of this region is typically richly spiced. Variations exist within northern India, from the desert regions of Rajasthan, which see heavy…

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    Street foods such as kachori and chaat are very popular, as well as sweets (called mithai) such as gulab jamun, petha, and rasmalai. Food of this region is typically richly spiced. Variations exist within northern India, from the desert regions of Rajasthan, which see heavy…

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