Top 10 famous dishes of Delhi
If you ask a Delhiite are two things that really stand out for them on the city, it would be the rich history and appetizing food. Now I have to admit this blog put me in a tizzy. It is difficult to be born in a city that offers such a wealth and diversity of cuisines, add to this the fact that I'm Punjabi, and boy do we love to eat! So without further ado, I present my list of the top 10 famous dishes of Delhi.
1. Paranthas
To be the perfect start to a "healthy" morning in most households Delhi, a meal for hungry students and even a late night snack, paranthas are certainly at the top of the list when it comes to my favorite food in Delhi. Choose from a plain one or select a stuffing of your choice - potato, cauliflower, radishes, eggs, Keema, bananas or even left on dal last night - the options are galore.
2. Chaat
If there is one thing that keeps the food scene tick Delhi is the Food Street. With a variety that is unmatched, eat in the streets of Delhi is a crash course in the history and culture of the place. Chandni Chowk is undoubtedly the capital of Delhi Street Food, and while no guide can really identify the best places to Chaat, there are some food haunts landmark that really stand out. Of course, if you are not willing to travel so far, do not worry because there are many options for street food in Delhi.
3. Butter Chicken
Here is an interesting story about the origin of one of the most satisfying dishes on this planet. She was born in the 1950s to Moti Mahal Restaurant, Daryaganj, a neighborhood along the walled city. Known for its Tandoori chicken, cooks he accidentally threw the sauce of butter, chicken and tomato juice with pieces of tandoori chicken; the rest is history. Today, this dish can be found in almost all non-vegetarian restaurant and highway dhabas and is eaten with rice or naan.
4. Kebabs
Whoever thought of the pieces of meat or fish marinated in aromatic Indian spices could not give you joy should think grilled again. While we Delhiites have much to be thankful for the Mughals, Kebabs are one of them. Whether Kebabs delivered to your car, typically an experience Delhi, food stalls and gourmet restaurants throughout the city, try this popular dish and you'll be hooked forever
5. Chole Bhature
Here's a tip: This dish is eaten on an empty stomach. Rich, spicy and heavy, this is one of the most popular dishes of Punjabi and is definitely on my list of top 10 must-try dishes in Delhi. Do not be surprised if you find on the breakfast menu of restaurants in the capital. It is usually accompanied by Lassi.
6. Biryani
A favorite of the Mughal emperors, the Biryani stood the test of time and is enjoyed today all over India. This dish poultry or based meat is prepared in a clay pot and the lid is sealed with dough for spices, flavors and aromas are soaked. The Biryani experiences in Delhi vary commercial chains and dhabas roadside, Sufi shrines and five star hotels.
7. Nihari
When you walk into Old Delhi and walk the winding streets, you can not help but be attracted by the aroma of one of the delights of the signature region, Nihari. This rich, spicy broth of slow cooked meat is served alongside roasted hot rotis or preferably khameeri tandoori. The dish was a favorite in the royal families, who used to feast in the morning. Today it serves as the ideal food for laborers, extractors of rickshaw coolies and others who seek to revive their day.
8. Rolls
Ok, so we will not take the credit away from Calcutta, where Kathi roll recipe has been developed, but Delhi has its own delicious variations. Street stalls offering a variety of rolls, low supermarket on frozen options and even posh Delhi restaurants, Kathi rolls are a worthy option for food Delhiites busy on the road.
9. Momos
This price of the bags to be one of the most popular snacks, whether in office complexes, birthdays or even cocktails. It is not uncommon to find external suppliers almost all office buildings, housing sector and the market selling Momos. These tasty meatballs are available in both vegetarian and non-vegetarian and are popular with the red light sauce.
10. Desserts
You're probably familiar with this line used in all households Delhi "Khaane ke baad kuch meetha ho Jaye" ( "Let's go eat something sweet after a meal"). With the wide variety of desserts offered in the capital, it is difficult to say no. Hot-piping jalebis and smacking lips Rabri Falooda at Kulfis innovative in flavors like Custard Apple, Tamarind and Aam Papad, delicious Motichoor Ladoo made from pure desi ghee and Blueberry Cheesecake; Delhi likes his candy!
Get ready to satisfy your taste buds with some really tasty delicacies of the capital city Delhi.
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