G20 Leaders Dinner Menu: Halwa, Murabba, Kahwa, Mumbai Pav and Shree Anna… Such flavors are served to world leaders – G20 Leaders Dinner Party Photos Hosted by President Draupadi Murmu Know Menu Like Halwa Murabba Shree Anna | Pro IQRA News

G20 Leaders Dinner Menu: Halwa, Murabba, Kahwa, Mumbai Pav and Shree Anna… Such flavors are served to world leaders – G20 Leaders Dinner Party Photos Hosted by President Draupadi Murmu Know Menu Like Halwa Murabba Shree Anna

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India had a major success on the first day of the G20 summit. During the meeting, the New Delhi Declaration was agreed upon and adopted. India’s policy on Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam is clearly reflected in the 37-page manifesto. Many issues were discussed in two sessions of the conference on the first day. Now, in a short while, leaders of powerful countries of the world will attend the dinner hosted by President Draupadi Murmu.



What’s on the menu?

starters

Patram “a breath of fresh air”

Kangni Srianna Leaf Crisps (with milk, wheat and dry fruit) dressed with curd balls and Indian spicy chutney

the main course

vanavarnam “qualities of the earth”

Jackfruit Galette (with Milk and Wheat) served with Kerala Red Rice cooked with Glazed Coriander Mushrooms, Kutki Srianna Chips and Curry Leaves

Indian Rotis

– Mumbai Pav

Soft buns with Nigella flavor (with milk and wheat)

– Baker Khani

Sweet roti with cardamom (with milk, sugar and wheat)

sweet things

Madhurima “Golden Kalash”

Cardamom Scented Sava Halwa, Anjeer-Peach Murabba and Ambemohar Rice Crisps (with Milk, Cereal, Wheat and Dry Fruit)

drink

Kashmiri Kahwa, Filter Coffee and Darjeeling Tea

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– Paan flavored chocolate leaves


Millet dishes are served to the wives of global leaders

Earlier, a special lunch was organized at Jaipur House on Saturday for the wives and first ladies of the leaders of various countries participating in the G20 summit. After the meal, they were taken on a tour of an exhibit of artifacts at the National Museum of Modern Art (NGMA). The group was served millet-based dishes and also enjoyed some “street food”. The wives of the heads of state in, among others, Turkey, Japan, Great Britain, Australia and Mauritius visited the exhibition at NGMA.


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