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Farsan (food)

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Farsan [1] are, gujarati snacks.

Some are fried items that are dried and can be kept, others fresh, fried or steamed. Some popular examples are:

  • Dhokla
  • khandvi
  • ragda (garnished fried potato patties)
  • batata vada
  • patra (colocasia leaves rolled up with a spiced chickpea flour batter and steamed and garnished like dhoklas)
  • samosas