Lohri 2024: 8 Dishes That Are Must-Haves In Punjab

By Smriti Dey January 5, 2024 Image Credit: Unsplash Image Credit: Unsplash

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Urad Dal Khichdi

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Pindi Chana

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Pinnis

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Til Chikki

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Gajar Halwa

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Sarson Da Saag

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Rewri

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Makke Di Roti

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