AsiaBusinessFeaturedFeatured SecondHealthIndiaJammu & KashmirKashmirLatest NewsMultimediaPakistanPhoto StoriesTrending NowKashmir’s Street DelicaciesBy Irtika Bhat - December 13, 2021Tujje: The undisputed king of Kashmiri street food.Kashmiri Street Food1 of 9 Tujje: The undisputed king of Kashmiri street food. Gaade Monjje: Fried fish in batter, non vegetarian alternative to Nadder Monjje. Anchaar: Age old winter royalty of Kashmir (Mixed-Veg-Pickle). Kenke Masaale: Boiled, mixed and seasoned wheat grains and beans usually sold outside shrines. Gaer Gojji: Street-vendor, selling peeled water chest nuts. Shangraam: Dried Halwa Balls, sweet deepfried and crisp delicacy. Nadder Monjje: Fried lotus stem, famous street food in Kashmir. Halwa: Sweet delicacy, usually sold outside shrines much loved by the elderly people. Karre, Makaey, Laayi: Collection of different fried cereals in sand, adding charm to Street foods of Kashmir. Irtika Bhat Irtika Bhat#molongui-disabled-link Neglected And Suffering: Residents of Mulfaq, Burzuhama Complain of Transport Unavailability Irtika Bhat#molongui-disabled-link Srinagar Records Coldest Night Of Season; Mercury Dips To -6.0°C Irtika Bhat#molongui-disabled-link In Muslim Majority Kashmir 19th Century Church Gets Facelift Ahead Christmas Eve