[…] Doodh Na Puff Another thing distinctly found in Udwada is the local Gujarati girls will come to your hotel, shout under your building if you want to buy any local treats and fix up a time to come the next day and show you what she has in stock. I brought home packets of saaria ( white puffy crispy wafer like treat that is served at most weddings ) baby papads, plain and garlic flavoured which you’re suppose to fry but I baked them instead and they turned out yummy. We also bought fresh peppermint just because she had some. It’s easy to get the papad and the saaria from a store in Bombay but the fun was in buying something different NOT from a store but from a sweet lady who probably made them at home and sold it in her basket on her head. She’s the same lady who brought us the doodh na puff. […]
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[…] Dudh na Puff (Parsi old time favorite) […]
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[…] Puff Dudh na (frothy Milk Puffs) […]
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[…] were the freshest dishes. But even Patel admits that the star of the show was “Jamshed uncle’s doodh na puff,” a dish not unlike Old Delhi’s daulat ki chaat. Across towns in Gujarat, the puff was, by […]
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[…] Dudh na Puff – Milk Froth taken early in the morning is a wonderful delicious Milk Drink. <- Click here for recipe. […]
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This milky drink recipe sounds like something my children would go mad for! The frothy part they would love too! Very interesting facts. A milky drink for breakfast has always got to be a good thing in my book. Thank you for sharing with #FiestaFriday
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Thank you so much <3
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This post takes me back to my childhood days. Thank you.
[…] Doodh Na Puff Another thing distinctly found in Udwada is the local Gujarati girls will come to your hotel, shout under your building if you want to buy any local treats and fix up a time to come the next day and show you what she has in stock. I brought home packets of saaria ( white puffy crispy wafer like treat that is served at most weddings ) baby papads, plain and garlic flavoured which you’re suppose to fry but I baked them instead and they turned out yummy. We also bought fresh peppermint just because she had some. It’s easy to get the papad and the saaria from a store in Bombay but the fun was in buying something different NOT from a store but from a sweet lady who probably made them at home and sold it in her basket on her head. She’s the same lady who brought us the doodh na puff. […]
[…] Dudh na Puff (Parsi old time favorite) […]
[…] Puff Dudh na (frothy Milk Puffs) […]
[…] were the freshest dishes. But even Patel admits that the star of the show was “Jamshed uncle’s doodh na puff,” a dish not unlike Old Delhi’s daulat ki chaat. Across towns in Gujarat, the puff was, by […]
[…] Dudh na Puff – Milk Froth taken early in the morning is a wonderful delicious Milk Drink. <- Click here for recipe. […]
This milky drink recipe sounds like something my children would go mad for! The frothy part they would love too! Very interesting facts. A milky drink for breakfast has always got to be a good thing in my book. Thank you for sharing with #FiestaFriday
Thank you so much <3
This post takes me back to my childhood days. Thank you.
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