Punjabi lassi is a thick yoghurt drink made with curd and served during Baisakhi as a cool and refreshing beverage.

Traditional dishes include sarson ka saag, makki di roti, chole bhature, kadhi pakora, and sweets like kheer and halwa.

Take a look at the traditional dishes prepared on this occasion and their cultural importance in the harvest festival.

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Lassi is a classic Punjabi drink that keeps your body cool and nourishes it as well. When the frothy glass of lassi is ...

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