Padharo Sa! Rajwadi Rajasthani Dishes That Belong on Your Wedding Menu

When the subject turns to wedding banquets, no one yells grandeur like Rajasthani food. The state of maharajas doesn't merely know how to give a fancy party—it knows how to cook up a dish that will have everyone talking long after the wedding day is done. Whether you're getting hitched in South Delhi or Gurugram, these Rajwadi treats will make your wedding spread as regal as the event itself.

So, eager to introduce the flavors of Rajasthan to your shaadi? Well, here are some essentials that should get the VIP treatment on your wedding buffet.

Dal Baati Churma – The Uncontested King of Rajasthani Food

A Rajasthani wedding without dal baati churma is unacceptable, like a baraat without a dhol. The crispy ghee-cooked baatis accompanied by steaming hot dal and sweet churma are the showstoppers. Organize a live baati counter at your wedding, and your guests will keep going back for seconds (and thirds).

Gatte ki Sabzi – The Paneer of Rajasthan

For all those who believe Rajasthani cuisine is all about wheat and dal, let gatte ki sabzi be a reality check. These besan dumplings soaked in a spicy, rich yogurt-based curry are testimony to the fact that veg food can be as rich as any meat-based dish. And, it goes very well with rotis as well as rice, so it is a crowd-pleaser for your wedding menu.

Laal Maas – For the Hot Food Enthusiasts

If your wedding guests prefer a kick of heat, Laal Maas will be their hit dish of the evening. Slow-cooked mutton curry immersed in a flavorful, red chili-infused gravy is a must for meat enthusiasts. Serve it with bajra roti and a healthy dollop of ghee, and you've got a dish even your NRI relatives will go crazy about.

Mohan Maas – The Softer, Creamier Cousin of Laal Maas

If Laal Maas is too hot for some of your guests, present them with Mohan Maas instead. This creamy, saffron-based mutton curry is mildly spiced but full of flavor. It's the royal treatment in a bowl—rich, aromatic, and completely unforgettable.

Ker Sangri – The Desert's Hidden Gem

A recipe direct from the desert lands of Rajasthan, ker sangri is a spicy and sour preparation of dried berries and beans in a mixture of conventional masalas. It's not as popular as dal baati, perhaps, but it's a dish that will surprise your guests with its flavors. It goes fantastically well with hot missi rotis, so ensure that your catering arrangement includes both.

Rajasthani Ghewar – The Dessert That Looks as Grand as It Tastes  

If your wedding dessert table doesn’t have ghewar, you’re doing it wrong. This honeycomb-like Rajasthani sweet, soaked in sugar syrup and topped with rabri, is the perfect mix of crispy and creamy. Whether served in bite-sized pieces or as a centerpiece dessert, ghewar is an instant hit among wedding guests.

Malpua with Rabri – The Show-Stopping Dessert 

Imagine malpua as Rajasthan's version of pancakes—deep-fried, soaked in sugar syrup, and served with creamy rabri. This show-stopping dessert is a staple at elaborate weddings, and your guests will depart on the sweetest note imaginable. Tip: Organize a live malpua counter to add that extra indulgence to your wedding.

If you wish your visitors to taste the true spirit of royal Indian cuisine, incorporating these Rajwadi Rajasthani recipes into your wedding menu is a sure thing. Whether it's the comforting dal baati, the spicy Laal Maas, or the rich malpua, every dish adds a special flavor to your occasion.

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