Indians and their love for bhujia know no bounds. Loved for its irresistible crispy texture, bhujia makes for a scrumptious snack to savour along with your evening tea. It also becomes our companion ...

Indian poet Ashok Vajpeyi called Bikaner “a city where one half of the population is occupied with making bhujia and the other half eating it.” Anyone visiting this far-flung destination in northwest ...

Imagine your favorite potato snack—but in pourable, spicy, and sprinkle-shaped form. It is called aloo bhujia, one of my favorite foods of all time. In India, aloo bhujia is as common as potato chips, ...

Sev is made from gram flour, while bhujia uses gram flour and moth dal flour. Bhujia has bold spices like ajwain and pepper; sev has a milder spice profile. Sev originates from Madhya Pradesh and ...

Everything is better in a tangy tomato gravy! Bhujia curry or sev ki sabzi is a popular Rajasthani dish. You can also use aalu bhujia or any other thick sev available to make this curry. Simply fry 2 ...

In 1877, during the reign of Maharaja Shri Dungar Singh, the first batch of bhujia was produced in the princely state of Bikaner. In September 2010, the by-now-famous Bikaneri Bhujia was given the ...

When Blinkit co-founder Albinder Dhindsa revealed that 2,34,512 packets of aloo bhujia were sold on New Year’s Eve, it was a testament to the snack's popularity. However, the high-calorie, ...

Many types of dishes are prepared from potatoes. All the recipes made from them are liked a lot. People of all age groups like their taste, whether they are children or adults. This Holi, you can ...

In the expansive and competitive domain of the Indian food industry, Haldiram has emerged as a name synonymous with success. Originating as a modest sweet shop in Bikaner, Rajasthan, it has evolved ...