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Nadur/Lotus Root Yakheni:
by ChandraMukhi Ganju |
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Nadur/Lotus Root Yakheni Cultural importance: Nadur yakhen is a specialty cooked on weddings and other important occasions by Kashmiri Hindus.Serving size: 3-5 people
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An image ofKashmiri Roth is needlessly please be provided
Added By Muzaffar Ahmad Tak
An image ofKashmiri Roth is needlessly please be provided
Added By Muzaffar Ahmad Tak
An image ofKashmiri Roth is needlessly please be provided
Added By Muzaffar Ahmad Tak
Chandraji , You are great since I was planning to make roths first time after marriage and found the recipe here on shehjar.THANKS
Added By Kamla Dhar
Thank you so much for this link. Its so nice to read Kashmiri :) Love it. Thank you
Added By Shonali Kaul
Thanks for putting timely roth recipe. Special thanks for pun kath.
Added By BIMLA RAINA
wow lovely I have also made roaths
Added By nauka tickoo
Great Efforts have been put to keep our Kashmiri Culture "Live". Thanks for sharing such a great Story and the meaning of "PANN" festival.This will help the new geneartions about our core cultural values.
Added By Kalpana Bhakshi
Thank a lot for the roth recipe and pun kath.
Added By suneeta Koul Sopori
Chandra Ji, You surpass expectations every time. The timing of the Roth recipe and Pan Story is perfect.
Added By Arun Koul
Dear Chandra Ji,Congratulations.The RoatHh in itself is a delicacy. There are various types and designs of the RoaTh. Some are known as the Sawa Seri. Some are Khushki,also termed as the "Taiwi RoAth" and some are designed like KAI'NKINI RoaTh, dedicated to the Divine Mother.We would like to listen to the Audio on the PaN'U Kath, a legendary story on the auspicious Pa'N Diyun, associated with ROATHH. Can you please do it in its pure Kashmiri style?
Added By Chaman Lal raina