7 Local Dishes You Cannot Miss While You’re In Jaipur During Monsoon

Local Jaipur Food To Enjoy In Monsoon

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1. Mirchi Ke Tipore

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2. Kadhi Kachori

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3. Mirchi Bada

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4. Pyaaz Kachori

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5. Mawa Kachori

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6. Ghewar

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7. Churma

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