May 02, 2024

Republic Lifestyle Desk

Exploring Traditional Maharashtrian Dishes


Misal pav is a spicy curry from Maharashtra, topped with farsan, onions, lemon, and coriander, and served with a bread roll.

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Puran Poli, a Maharashtrian sweet flatbread, is a festive delicacy made with flour, lentils, jaggery, cardamoms, nutmeg, and dried ginger, popular during festivals like Diwali, Ganesh Chaturthi.

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The pithla bhakri recipe includes gram flour (besan), ginger, garlic, green chillies, asafoetida, mustard seeds, and cumin seeds.

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Bombil curry can be prepared by bombil fish with salt, lemon juice, and turmeric powder. Blend green masala ingredients, heat oil, sauté onion, add masala paste, cook, garnish with coriander.

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Kothimbir vadi, a popular tea time snack from Maharashtrian cuisine, is a savory crisp snack made with gram flour, coriander leaves, peanut, sesame seeds, and spices.

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Solkadhi Solkadhi is a fermented beverage made from coconut milk, typically seasoned with agal or kokum, salt, and chili-garlic paste for flavor and probiotic content.

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Thalipeeth, a traditional savoury flatbread from Maharashtrian cuisine, is made from rice, whole wheat, jowar, bajra, and gram flour, a hearty food traditionally made by farming communities.

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