Rajasthani Gatta
Specially presented by HANDI to make you taste the original recipe made in good old days.
INGREDIENTS
- Curd
- Water
- Besan (Bengal Gram Flour)
- Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil
- Spices & Condiments
- Salt
- Curry Leaves
- Citric Acid
Heating Suggestions: Empty Rajasthani Gatta in a pan and thoroughly heat, stirring well occasionally.
Microwave Instructions: After pouring Rajasthani Gatta in a microwave dish, cover and heat for 3-5 minutes.
- Category: Canned Curried Vegetables
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INGREDIENTS
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- Spices & Condiments
Heating Suggestions: Empty Aloo Methi Saag in a pan and thoroughly heat, stirring well occasionally.
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INGREDIENTS
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Heating Suggestions: Empty Palak Paneer in a pan and thoroughly heat, stirring well occasionally.
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