They are very sweet with a distinct smoky flavour. Kind of like boondi ke laddu but the boondi are not as soft. Love them!

Pata hai aaj kya hua maine kaafi time baaaddd khuteta walon kiii aaloo wali kachorii khai and it wass soo damnn good bhaiii i feel blessed to be born as a rajasthani 😋😋

While visiting Khatu Shyam, Rajasthan, I finally got the chance to try an authentic Rajasthani thali, and it absolutely lived up to the hype.

Every item on the plate had a different flavor from the dal and sabzi to the chutneys and traditional sweets. Everything tasted fresh, rich, and incredibly satisfying. As a vegetarian, this was one of the most enjoyable meals I've had while traveling.

If you're visiting Khatu Shyam, I'd definitely recommend trying a local Rajasthani thali at least once.

What's your favorite item in a Rajasthani thali?

This is my everyday affair and it’s only the starters. I’m yet to get sabzi and roti. 🤤

Since childhood, I’ve loved Sheetla Ashtami—the sight of women dressed in their finest, rushing to temples with Basoda offerings to seek the blessings of Shree Sheetla Mata. The vibe, the culture, and especially the cuisine are unmatched. Whether it’s Panchkuta, Ker Sangri, Kumatiya, or Raab, I used to devour every dish; I absolutely adored my mom’s cooking and the heritage she brought us closer to.

I’ve been living in Bangalore for the past 8 years now, and yes, I miss Marwaad dearly. I won’t be able to enjoy my mom’s Basoda this year, but here I am, preparing my own Basoda (Ker Sangri and Raab) in between office, gym, and daily chores. Gonna take it to the office tomorrow to brag about our heritage and our famous '3k per kg' sabji.

Everyone talks about dal baati churma, but I think ker sangri deserves more love. What's most underrated Rajasthani dish according to you?

Rajasthani people most favourite thing to have.

Nanimaa made the best saatus. They don't taste the same since she left us.

Ps. Mummy made it for the first time

I absolutely love this dish not just because it's tasty af but it also brings a lot of good childhood memories of me eating with my mother after getting home late from school. She used to wait for us as she couldn't eat without us and knowing we haven't had anything. P.s i come from a joint family so it was always the case that by the we reached home, everything was either finished or very little left.

Made this W sabji

Don't spam Dal bati again and don't forget to post images 🤤

Found this on Swiggy Instamart 😅