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Dal Baati (Kathiyawadi Style)
Rustic, hearty, and full of ghee
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What is Dal Baati (Kathiyawadi Style)?
Baati are dense, baked whole-wheat rounds, traditionally cooked over embers until firm outside and crumbly inside, then cracked open and soaked in ghee. Served with a spiced Kathiyawadi dal, it's a heartier, rustic cousin to the everyday Gujarati thali, rooted in the Saurashtra region's countryside cooking.
Satvik, Jain & Swaminarayan Notes
A ghee-forward, filling dish, popular as a weekend or special-occasion order rather than an everyday tiffin item.
Where to Order Dal Baati (Kathiyawadi Style) at Khichdi Junction
- Dine In — Kathiyawadi Specials (ask about availability)
- Banquet Hall — By Event (Get Together packages)