Tasty travel of  Jaipur

Dal Bathi Churma











The trip to Rajasthan is incomplete without having Dal- Bati Churma. A fusion of three separate food, it is a complete  supper in itself. It is most popular food of the pink city. Bati is a heated ball produced using flour which is then dipped in ghee and consumed with the dal. Churma is a flaky sweet dish created using flour that runs with the dish. No Rajasthani merry or wedding is finished without this famous food.

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