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Traditional Cooking fats and oilsGhee (Clarified Butter) is the most common cooking fat used in India. Coconut oil is primarily used in South India Dalda and Vanaspati are transfats, developed as a low cost alternative to Ghee. Mustard oil is used to make some dry curries and pickles Peanut oil is commonly used for deep frying.
Babar would bring his favorite Sharbat 'Julabmost' flavored with rose water. |
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