North Indian Cuisine
North Indian cuisine can be both spicy and plain, but it's always full of flavor. The wonderful smell of the dishes in a North Indian restaurant will make you want to try everything. Do you want to know why North Indian food is so attractive? Keep reading! The food in India is very diverse, just like the country.
North India has many different types of food. To help you have a good time, we've listed some North Indian foods you must try. But first, let's learn some interesting facts about North Indian food
Choose Your Own Cooking Class
Choose your favorite option based on your budget and time. We have created three courses that fit your budget and how much time you have. You can also customize your menu with a private class, as mentioned below..
1: Standard Course INR 1500 per person
(1 Curry, 1 veg pulav rice, masala tea)
2: Master chef Course INR 2500 per person
(1 any red sauce, 1 any yellow sauce, 1 green sauce, masala tea and veg rice recipe.)
3: Thali Course INR 3000 per person
(1 any red sauce, 1 any yellow sauce, 1 green sauce, masala tea , ! Bread and veg rice recipe.)
4: Mega Master chef Course INR 3500 per person
(1 red sauce, 1 yellow sauce, 1 green sauce, masala tea, chutney, Raita, 1 bread and rice)
Group Classes: menu would be same for everyone.
Private classes: Private classes are also available. You can choose from the options below and pick your desired menu. There are also charges listed. The minimum charge for a private class is 3000 rupees per person.
Curries ( Cost : INR 900 each person Estimated duration : 30 minutes )
Most North Indian curries are cooked in vegetable oil and ghee (clarified butter). They use tomato puree to add a sour taste. An important part of North Indian curry is the gravy, made from Cashew nuts, ginger, tomato and spices. While most are spicy and oily, you can ask for them to be less spicy.
Chana Masala
Dal Makhani
Pumpkin Khofta
Shahi Paneer
Besan Chakki
Gajar Halwa
Kheer
Laddu
Sweets ( Cost : INR 1000 each person - Estimated duration : 30 minutes subject to availability)
North India is very famous for its sweet dishes. Kheer (rice pudding) and Gajar halwa are very well-known from this area. Like the curries, the sweets also contain ghee (clarified butter) and a lot of sugar. All the sweets are either baked or fried. Most of the sweets contain dairy products like milk and cream.
Drinks ( Cost : INR 500 each - Estimated duration : 10 minutes)
While North Indians don't usually drink a lot with their food, Masala Tea is the most famous drink from North India. Besides this, lassi is also a main drink in this region. Lassi can be made with milk, yogurt, and fruits..
Masala Tea
Dahi Ki Lassi
Mango Lassi
