Malwa cuisine

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Malwa cuisine is a regional culinary tradition from the Malwa region of central India, characterized by hearty wheat-based dishes, rich use of ghee and spices, and a blend of Rajasthani and Gujarati influences.

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Madhya Pradesh cuisine 1
Malwa cuisine canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indian cuisine
regional cuisine
associatedCity Dewas
Indore
Ratlam
Ujjain
characteristic hearty wheat-based dishes
rich use of ghee
spicy flavors
commonCookingFat ghee
oil
commonMealType street food snacks
vegetarian dishes
country India
influencedBy Gujarati thali
surface form: Gujarati cuisine

Marwari cuisine
surface form: Rajasthani cuisine
knownFor street food culture in Indore
sweet and spicy flavor combinations
use of sev as topping
locatedIn central India
region Malwa
stapleFood bafla
chapati
wheat roti
typicalDish baati
bhutte ka kees
dal bafla
garadu
indori namkeen
jalebi
kachori
kadhi
kheer
ladoo
malpua
poha
sabudana khichdi
samosa
sev
shikanji (milk-based drink from Indore)
usesIngredient ghee
spices
wheat
usesSpice asafoetida
chili powder
coriander
cumin
mustard seeds
turmeric

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Malwa knownFor Malwa cuisine
Bhutte ki kees associatedWith Malwa cuisine
this entity surface form: Madhya Pradesh cuisine