Rajasthan, a state in India, has its own specialties when it comes to delicacies. Gatte ki sabji is one of that delicacy prepared using simple ingredients however has amazing taste. Though it is specialty of Rajasthan,its famous all over India. Other parts of India have their own variation of besan curry similar to to gatte ki sabji and I have shared couple of recipes of the same. It seem Rajasthani marriage celebrations are incomplete without this dish. The main ingredient of the recipe is besan (gram flour) which is used to prepare Gatte. The curry is based out of tomato, curd and mix of spices. In this recipe, I have also added fresh fenugreek (methi) leaves which make Gatte’s more delicious. Making dough for Gatte is little tricky and it should be of wheat flour chapati’s consistency. The delicious curry goes very well with Roti, Rice, Naan and Paratha.
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Amla (Gooseberry) Candy
Amla (Gooseberry) is a fruit which is rich source of vitamin C. It has many health benefits related to hair, eyes, diabetes and heart related disease. Generally this fruit is available during Winter in India. You can get it from Indian stores fresh or frozen. Obviously fresh ones would taste much better than frozen. There are various recipes which you can make from Amla like pickle, khati meethi chatney, murrabba, jam or candy. This recipe is to prepare khathi meethi Amla candy which you can just eat like that as part of you daily routine. The recipe is prepared by grating the Amla and cooking on a low flame either with sugar or honey with certain spices. Amla candy can to stored in refrigerator for long term use.
Veg Stuffed Ragi Paratha
Veg Stuffed Ragi Paratha is made from Ragi and mix of vegetables. Ragi is very healthy for any meal. This recipe can be made only from Ragi flour however it’s comes out better if you add other flours like jowar flour, bajra flour and wheat flour. It goes very well with curd.
Bhutte(corn) Ka Kees
Bhutte ka kees is a specialty from Indore mainly in the Sarafa Bazar area which is famous for street food. This is a very tasty snack, and is made from freshly ground corn kernels along with ghee and milk, as well as a variety of spices. It’s looks more appealing once you serve it in colorful baskets. 
Green Moong Daal Kachori
Khasta green moong daal kachori is a very popular snack in northern India. Kachori is a crispy Indian snack that is stuffed with spiced moong daal filling. This is made on various festivals like Holi and Diwali however you can make it any time.Yummy Kachoris can be served as side with tea along with coriander & mint and date & tamarind chutney.
Veggie Cheese Balls
Veggie cheese balls are a nice snack item for kids after school. It can also be used as a finger food for small gatherings. These veggie cheese balls are made with mix of vegetables, spices, cheese, deep fried and served with chutney
Guacamole Veggie Patty Sandwich
Guacamole veggie patty sandwich is a healthy breakfast item or a nice lunch box item for kids. This patty is not fried so less oily and guacamole is very good for health. You can use your choice of vegetables for the patty and customize the sandwich filling as well.
Samosa
Mouthwatering samosa is a very famous Indian street snack. Samosas are prepared using all purpose flour and spiced potato fillings. It tastes great with mint-coriander and tamarind chutney. Everyone loves samosa. You can enjoy it with a cup of tea.