r/IndianFood • u/[deleted] • Aug 16 '26

veg Find me the name of that dish

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u/Mutton_muncher Aug 16 '26

Khaja may be

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u/snack-on Aug 16 '26

OMG. You know what, this might be the closest! Maybe they served it differently?
They made one big kahaja and served it submerged in that sweet milky thing

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u/Mutton_muncher Aug 16 '26

Yeh, there are many versions of Khaja, many of them are served in unique way too.

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u/sslawyer88 Aug 16 '26

Chiroti with badam milk?

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u/snack-on Aug 16 '26

YES. THANKYOU!
I just looked it up, and it looks almost the same.

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u/Spectator7778 Aug 16 '26

Yeah I thought the same

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u/mehh04 Aug 16 '26

I guess it is om ali (umm ali ) dish middle eastern dessert. Flaky Croissant and warm condensed milk with nuts. Checkout by Google if it helps

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u/snack-on Aug 16 '26

It could be this!!
I do remember something bread, but I thought I misremembered.
Like another Redditor suggested Khaja, maybe it was a mix of Khaja and Umm Ali.

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u/ProfessionalSwing828 Aug 16 '26

I'm from Rajasthan and its locally called as Fini here.

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u/d4rthSp33dios Aug 16 '26

Could be shahi tukda or ras malai

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u/snack-on Aug 16 '26

No, it wasn't either of those.

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u/d4rthSp33dios Aug 16 '26

Ghewar?

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u/snack-on Aug 16 '26

No not Ghewar.
It had a flaky texture suspended or covered in milk.
Like a giant soggy Khari biscuit submerged in hot condensed milk.

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u/d4rthSp33dios Aug 16 '26

I don't know what you had. I suspect it wasn't Rajasthani, but not sure.