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Popular Gujarati evening snacks

Gujarati nasto is a world of its own: steamed, light and usually eaten with tea around five o'clock. Khaman and dhokla are the famous ones, but handvo, khandvi, muthiya, methi na gota and dabeli are just as common at home.

Everyday Gujarati dinners

Dinner in most Gujarati homes is dal, bhaat, rotli and a shaak, but the weeknight favourites are khichdi with kadhi, dal dhokli and quick dishes like sev tameta nu shaak. In winter, undhiyu takes over the table.

Why Gujarati food is mostly vegetarian

Gujarat has one of the highest shares of vegetarian households in India, shaped strongly by Jain and Vaishnav traditions. The cooking leans on gram flour, lentils, yoghurt and seasonal vegetables, and a touch of jaggery balances the chilli and tamarind. Every dish on this site is vegetarian.

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Is the tool free?: Yes, completely free, with no login and no app to install.
Can I add my own dishes?: Yes. Anything you add is saved in your own browser and only you can see it.
Are the dishes Jain-friendly?: Many are, and most others can be made without onion and garlic. Check each recipe.

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