Indian street food is the shizz– it almost all costs 10RS (18c) a plate, it’s all vegetarian (ghee makes being strictly vegan nigh impossible), and it tastes amazing. There’s not much to say, really. Just watch. And drool.
My breakfast in Jaipur: paratha and chana aloo
Perhaps the best of the lot: aloo tikka and chana masala
A Jodhpurian specialty: mirchi (green chili) pakora
Saffron rice with bhuja, chopped red onions, and a squeeze of lime
Pushkar’s famed deep-fried sweet chapati
Dal bati (it tasted kind of like a dense scone dipped in dal — amazing!)
Lame tikka, but awesome shaved ice
The combined price of everything pictured above? $1.50.
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Meanding in Monkeytown.
YUMMY!
Right?! Anyone who refuses to eat the street food in India is doing themselves a grave disservice.
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You guys are so inspiring. The street food looks spectacular!
(Don’t mind me, I’m one of Janessa’s friends and read this blog now and then!)
I’ve met you before Jess! I used to read Stumptown Vegans all the time when I wanted to get hungry. Glad that you like the blog.