
Dal Tadka, Steamed Rice, Aloo Gobi and Cucumber Raita
A comforting and wholesome meal featuring flavorful tempered yellow lentils, fluffy steamed rice, spiced potato and cauliflower curry, and a cooling yogurt raita.
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Fiber-rich missi roti with creamy white butter & refreshing lassi - soul-satisfying homestyle goodness!

A savory, spiced flatbread from Punjab made with a mix of chickpea and whole wheat flour. Finely chopped onions and fragrant spices like ajwain and kasuri methi give it a unique, rustic flavor. Perfect with dal or yogurt.
Serving size: 1 serving

Creamy, fresh homemade butter made the traditional Indian way. This unsalted white butter, or 'safed makkhan', is rich, pure, and perfect on parathas or rotis. Made by churning full-fat cream, it separates into glorious butter and nutritious buttermilk.
Serving size: 1 serving

A refreshing and creamy yogurt-based drink from Punjab, perfectly sweetened and blended until frothy. This classic Indian cooler is the perfect way to beat the heat and aid digestion after a hearty meal.
Serving size: 1 serving
Fiber-rich missi roti with creamy white butter & refreshing lassi - soul-satisfying homestyle goodness!
This punjabi dish is perfect for breakfast. With 586.5 calories and 17.23g of protein per serving, it's a nutritious choice for your meal plan.
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Prepare the Dough
Shape the Rotis
Cook the Rotis
Serve
Prepare for Churning
Begin Churning
Watch for Separation
Consolidate the Butter
Wash the Butter
Shape and Store
Combine Ingredients
Blend Until Frothy
Serve Chilled

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