Top 10 Gujarati Street Foods that are loved most

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Gujarat is famous for its taste and culture, but the flavour of food is meant to addict the food lovers most by the famous food cuisines of Gujarat with the flavour of tangy, sweet, salty and spicy, whether it’s a street snack like Dabeli or a festive meal like Undhiyu. 

Must have the taste of these street foods famous in Gujarat: 

Dabeli:

Dabeli

It is made by filling a bun with a combination of spicy ingredients and topping it with peanuts, pomegranate seeds, and tasty chutneys.  It is famous for the streets of Kutch and Mumbai. 

Taste in words: -  

Dabeli is a well-known street food with a soft bun made with spicy and slightly sweet potato mixture. The stuffing is made of boiled potatoes with special dabeli species, tamarind chutney, the lightly toasted with butter for a delicious taste. 

Fafda-jalebi:

Fafda-jalebi

It is a classic Gujrat breakfast, composed of crispy fafda served with hot jalebi and fried green chillies. 

For what fafda is famous for: - 

Fafda is made from besan mixed with spices like turmeric, carom seeds, and black pepper. When fried, it becomes thin, crunchy, and light, with a pleasant aroma. 

It is usually served with hot, juicy jalebi, spicy green chutney, and fried green chillies. 

Dhokla:

Dhokla

spongy and light steamed snack made from fermented batter, garnished with mustard seeds and coriander. 

Why is dhokla famous for: -  

It is well known for its spongy texture, mildly sweet and tangy taste, it is easy to digest, easy to make and easy to eat. And best for breakfast. 

It has a balanced taste of sweetness and lemon flavour with a little spice from curry leaves. 

Sev usual:

a spicy curry made from peas, topped with Sev, onions and lemon. Very famous in Vadodara. 

Taste of Sev in Gujarat: - it is famous for its thick and delicious taste of spicy flavour with besan spicy curry made from peas, topped with generously chopped onions, coriander, and lemon juice.  Usually famous for its masala flavour. 

Khaman:

It is similar to dhokla, usually enjoyed with green chutney and a spicy oil topping. 

How is khaman made from?  

Khaman tastes light and tangy. Just before steaming, it is generally made from gram flour, mixed with water, turmeric, salt, a little sugar, lemon juice or citric acid to give it a light, tangy taste. 

Khandvi

Khandvi

It is made by rolling the smooth mixture of gram flour and buttermilk with mustard seeds and curry leaves. 

How it is made: - 

In Gujarat, Khandvi is famous for its soft, melt-in-the-mouth texture and delicate taste. 

It is made by cooking gram flour and buttermilk into a smooth texture. It is rolled with thin, bite-sized spirals.  

It has a taste of mild, slightly and tempered with mustard seeds. 

Locho:

It is a soft, steamed snack from Surat with a rich, buttery taste, chutney, and spices.  

It's famous for its soft and buttery texture and flavoral taste, made from the process of steaming snacks made from gram flour and spices. Similar to dhokla but softer. It has a rich taste of buttery texture, soft and melts in the mouth. 

Pani Puri (Gujarati Style):

It is made with slightly sweet and tangy water and a filling of potato, which gives a flavour of Gujarat. 

Why pani puri of Gujarat tastes delicious: -  

Pani puri of Gujarat is famous for its tangy and delicious spicy taste. The puris are crispy and filled with onion, mashed potatoes and chutneys for different flavours. 

 Bhajiya (Pakora): 

Bhajiya

 These are crispy fritters made by deep-frying vegetables like potato, onion or chilli, and they are especially meant for the rainy season. 

Capture the deliciousness of bhajiya of Gujarat: - 

These are the combo of fries made from vegetables covered with besan, outlining to make crispy, delicious, being popular with having them with tea in the morning. 

Handvo:

It is made from mixed lentils and vegetables, with a crispy outside and soft inside.  

It is made and famous for its delicious taste of a mixture of rice, lentils, and grated vegetables like bottle gourd, spiced with ginger, chilli, and sesame seeds. It is crispy outside and soft inside kind of taste, savoury flavours from spices and vegetables. 

 The Gujrat food is famous for its taste and deliciousness all over the taste, all of which reflect the culture, climate and lifestyle of Gujrat. 

Mostly vegetarian items are famous in Gujarat, with a balance of sweet, spicy, salty and tangy.  The cuisine is known for being light, wholesome, and easy to digest, and loved in Gujarat. 

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