Rajasthani cuisine was shaped by the desert: ingredients that last, very little water and plenty of ghee and spice. Here are ten dishes our drivers and guides always recommend.
- Dal Baati Churma — baked wheat balls with lentils and sweet crumbled churma.
- Gatte ki Sabzi — gram-flour dumplings in a tangy yoghurt curry.
- Laal Maas — the fiery mutton curry of the Rajput kitchens.
- Ker Sangri — a unique desert dish of wild berries and beans.
- Pyaaz Kachori — Jaipur and Jodhpur’s favourite breakfast.
- Mirchi Vada — a Jodhpur speciality of stuffed chillies in batter.
- Bajre ki Roti with garlic chutney — rustic and comforting.
- Ghevar — a honeycomb-like sweet, especially during Teej.
- Makhaniya Lassi — thick, creamy and topped with butter.
- Bikaneri Bhujia — the crunchy snack that travels home with everyone.
Ask your driver for their favourite local dhaba — it is often the best meal of the trip.
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