In this episode of Folk Katha, we explore Thukpa. Thukpa is popular soup from Tibet with vegetables, noodles and meat. It is also commonly served in North Eastern States of India and Upper Himalayan regions of Himachal Pradesh and Ladakh. Tune in to uncover its rich taste and cultural significance!

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In this episode of Folk Katha, we explore Kachori. Kachori is a famous Indian street food that is made with all-purpose flour (maida) or whole wheat flour and has a rich filling made of a large variety of ingredients and Indian spices. Tune in to uncover its rich taste and cultural significance!

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In this episode of Folk Katha, we dive into Gheawr, A Rajasthani dessert, most popularly made during the month of August or the auspicious month of Shravana when the festival of Teej and Raksha Bandhan falls. Tune in to uncover its rich taste and cultural significance!

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In this episode of Folk Katha, we explore Khichdi, India’s go-to one-pot comfort meal. Made from rice and lentils, it’s prepared in countless variations across the country. Easy to digest and packed with warmth, it’s the perfect dish for all moods. Tune in to uncover its flavors and traditions!

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In this episode of Folk Katha, we explore Gujiya, the beloved festive sweet enjoyed during Holi and Diwali. Known as Karanji in Maharashtra and Ghughra in Gujarat, this crispy dumpling varies in fillings across regions but remains a celebration staple. Tune in to savor its rich traditions!

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In this episode of Folk Katha, we dive into Laddu, the sweet that defines mithai in India. Made with diverse ingredients and sweetened with sugar or jaggery, Laddu is one of the oldest and most beloved Indian treats. Tune in to explore its rich history and cultural significance!

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In this episode of Folk Katha, we explore Bisi Bele Bath, Karnataka’s underrated yet flavorful counterpart to Khichdi. A beloved one-pot dish, it highlights India’s love for rice and bold spices. Tune in to uncover its rich taste and cultural significance!

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In this episode, we will be talking about a sweet that is very popular during Diwali SOAN PAPDI.

Soan Papdi is one of the most traditional and famous sweets of India. This is one of the popular sweets among all regions of India. Soan papdi, one of the flakiest Indian desserts might sit in the corner during the rest of the year, but during Diwali week the dessert sure grabs the limelight.