Makai Ki Galvani is a gluten-free dessert that one can make in just about 20 minutes.

Highlights

  • Indian desserts are packed with irresistible options to devour
  • Rajasthani desserts are one of the most delicious ones from India
  • Here is a delectable gluten-free gem from Rajasthan that you should try

There’s something comforting (read therapeutic) about Indian desserts that even the fanciest global sweet treats can’t match. Be it the scrumptious rasgullas or creamy deliciousness of kulfi falooda, desi desserts never fail to impress us. Isn’t soan papdi and kaju katli our most favourite secret indulgence during Diwali? And a heart-warming bowl of kheer is perhaps the quintessential part of a celebration. Yet, there are a plethora of sweet treats in Indian cuisine that haven’t got their share of limelight.

The regional cuisines of India boast of some of the most unique dishes yet aren’t known to many of us. Rajasthani cuisine, for instance, is a potpourri of distinct flavours and treats that scream indulgence and all things delicious. The subtle blend of royal tradition and culture with its cuisine is hard to miss. The locals in Rajasthan like their dishes spicy and robust, and desserts sinful! Rajasthani desserts are usually ghee-laden which lends that extra flavour. We have this super delicious hidden gem from the Aravali ghatis of Rajasthan- Makai Ki Galvani.

(Also Read: 10 Delicious, Sugar-Free Indian Desserts You Can Make At Home)

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Rajasthani desserts are known to be ghee-laden.

A festive sweet treat from Ghoda Ghati and Haldi Ghati near Nathdwara in Rajsamand district of Rajasthan, Makai Ki Galvani is a gluten-free dessert that one can make in just about 20 minutes with only 4 ingredients. All you need is ghee and cornflour (Makai atta), cook it until well-roasted and golden, add jaggery dissolved water and cardamom to it. Makai ki galvani is very popular amongst the local communities of the region. Not only is it quick but also free of refined sugar. Many families even serve it as a Prasad in their traditions.

Find the full recipe of Makai Ki Galvani here.

Due to the rich amount of maize and kernel, found in the Mewar region of Rajasthan, the use of cornflour is prevalent throughout. It is gluten-free and is versatile to use in countless desserts.

This quick and easy Rajasthani dessert recipe is perfect to satiate your sweet tooth in no time! Try it at home and share your experience with us in the comments section below.

About Aanchal MathurAanchal doesn’t share food. A cake in her vicinity is sure to disappear in a record time of 10 seconds. Besides loading up on sugar, she loves bingeing on FRIENDS with a plate of momos. Most likely to find her soulmate on a food app.

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