Resume of Sankat Mochan Jha
Resume of Sankat Mochan Jha
Resume of Sankat Mochan Jha
Concept: Recreating lost recipes of India - The mouth-watering delicacies from Indian cuisine
are heavily laced with history and were part of the usual food habits that were followed nearly
five decades ago. But over time, many recipes have faded away. We celebrate such lost recipes
and hope to give you an insight into the glorious past of the majestic kitchens of India and
travel back in time for a gastronomical experience like never before.
Soup
Vegetarian
Nargil Shorba 525
Native to Middle East and Central Asia, this shorba made its way to India, way back in the Mughal era.This soup uses
coconut milk as the base and the green colour is because of coriander leaves and green chillies. A simple shorba recipe with
minimal spices, this is an absolute delight to the tastebuds.
Non vegetarian
Aash 525
Rare lamb soup of Persian origin tempered seven times is known to provide the warmth during cold winter evenings. Recipe
of this soup known to only a few is elaborate and a fine balance of flavours.
Faraa 850
Traditionally belongs to the spiritual and cultural capital of Uttar Pradesh-“Varanasi”. It’s a lentil dumpling that can be
served either fried or steamed
Tootak 850
Semolina and khoya dough balls stuffed with spicy paneer mixture, brushed with saffron-rose water and baked.
Kibti 1450
Rare recipe from the kitchen of Maharaja of Patiala. Chicken thigh pieces cooked in clarified butter, brown onion, yoghurt
flavoured with cardamom.
Breads 250
Polli Roti
Polli roti is the ancestral version of the laccha paratha and what makes it unique is the way this roti is
folded to make it extremely soft.
Tooni Roti
A lost recipe from Punjab, whole wheat and carom seed bread, twice cooked.
Dehati Roti
Mixed grain Indian bread made from ragi, corn, gram flour, kalonji, saunf, coriander and mint.
Sooran ki Chutney
Vadiyan ki Chutney
Angoor ki Chutney
Harey lahsun ki Chutney
Desserts
Gudamba 600
A recipe from Pukht-o-Paaz. It’s a rare combination of raw mango and semolina.