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Savour the authentic flavours of Gujarati cuisine at Princeton Club

The Prince Anwar Shah Road address is all set to take food connoisseurs on a delectable culinary journey with Gujarati Food Festival on July 22

The Telegraph | Published 21.07.23, 06:39 AM
Gujarati Thali

Gujarati Thali

Pictures courtesy: Princeton Club

Gujarati cuisine is known for its distinct flavour and if you are looking to enjoy a great Gujarati spread, visit Princeton Club. The Prince Anwar Shah Road address is all set to take food connoisseurs on a delectable culinary journey with Gujarati Food Festival on July 22. Members and guests can enjoy the spread over lunch and dinner.The vegetarian fare will include rotis, dal, kadhi, sabzi or shaak. Rustled up by expert chefs with spices from Gujarat, the delicacies include the famous Khandvi, a popular soft roll tempered with coconut, mustard seeds and curry leaves, and Undhiyu Mix, a wholesome and healthy Gujarati vegetable curry cooked with a mélange of veggies — like brinjals and potatoes — and coconut, banana and methi. The menu will spoil guests with traditional Moong Dal Khasta Kachuri, Meethi Puran Poli, besides Vaal Chana Curry, Matar Paneer, Baigan Bharta and more.

(L-R) Gujarati Pulao and Dal

(L-R) Gujarati Pulao and Dal

The dessert section will offer Shrikhand. and more.“Princeton Club, known for its culinary finesse, always attempts to offer great experiences to its valued members and guests with innovative cuisines. This time, we will present an authentic dining experience through Gujarati Food Festival. Gujarati cuisine offers a wide variety of vegetarian dishes with unique cooking styles. It is an exquisite blend of flavours where sweet notes dominate many dishes, like the famous Gujarati Kadhi, Dhokla and Fafda.

(L-R) Undhiyu and Khandvi

(L-R) Undhiyu and Khandvi

We hope our guests will enjoy the food with its characteristic palate-pleasing combination of sweet and sour flavours,” said Sanjay Karmakar, manager operations, Princeton Club.

Last updated on 21.07.23, 06:39 AM
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