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Chincha Gulachi Amti | Maharashtrian Amti Recipe | Maharashtrian dal

Chincha Gulachi Amti | Maharashtrian Amti Recipe | Maharashtrian dal

Chincha Gulachi Amti is a traditional authentic Maharashtrian dal recipe made with tamarind pulp & Jaggery with an aromatic spice called Goda Masala. This is a vegan, protein-rich, no onion-garlic, diabetic-friendly, beginner-friendly & nutritious lentil curry made using turdal also called arhar dal or pigeon peas. About Maharashtrian Chincha Gulachi Amti Chincha Gulachi Amti translates to tamarind & jaggery lentil curry. This […]

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Maharashtrian Tomato Saar | Tomato Shorba | Vegan Tomato Soup

Maharashtrian Tomato Saar | Tomato Shorba | Vegan Tomato Soup

Tomato saar is an authentic Maharashtrian version of the famous Tomato Soup. This tomato saar is mildly spiced, sweet & tangy in taste. This saar is made using fresh ripe tomatoes along with herbs and spices. This is a healthy, no onion no garlic (satvik), beginner-friendly, gluten-free and vegan recipe. About Tomato Saar (Tomato Shorba) Tomato Saar is a tangy,

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Kothimbir Vadi Recipe | Kothimbir Vadi Without Steaming

Kothimbir Vadi Recipe | Kothimbir Vadi Without Steaming

Kothimbir Vadi is a traditional Maharashtrian snack recipe made from fresh coriander leaves (cilantro) and besan (gram flour). This is a popular tea-time snack. This is a vegan, beginner-friendly, snack recipe. About Kothimbir Vadi Kothimbir vadi is a quintessential snack in Maharashtrian cuisine. It is often prepared during festivals, special occasions and family get-togethers. Fresh

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Kandyacha Patichi Bhaji | Spring Onion Sabzi | Spring Onion Zunka

Kandyacha Patichi Bhaji | Spring Onion Sabzi | Spring Onion Zunka

Ever heard of zunka bhakar? It’s a delicious comfort food from the state of Maharashtra.  Zunka is a dry version of Pithla.  Pithla is a curry made up of besan (gram flour). Unlike pithla, zunka is made with added vegetables such as onion, cabbage, spring onions, methi, palak, and padwal. This is a vegan, protein-rich, diabetic-friendly, beginner-friendly recipe. About Spring Onion Sabzi (Spring onion Zunka) The term “Zunka”

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Chocolate Modak Recipe

Chocolate Modak Recipe

Ganesh Chaturthi is a festival that fills our home with joy, prayer and that wonderful aroma of homemade sweets! Offering modak to our beloved Bappa (Lord Ganesh) is a way of seeking his blessings. While the OG classic steamed Ukdiche Modak, made with coconut and jaggery is forever loved, this Chocolate Modak adds a modern

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Alu Chi Patal Bhaji | Alu Cha Fadfada

Alu Chi Patal Bhaji | Alu Cha Fadfada

Alu Chi Patal Bhaji also known as Alu Cha Fadfada is a popular comforting traditional Maharashtrian curry made with colocasia leaves. This is a vegan, no onion no garlic (satvik), beginner-friendly, diabetic-friendly, curry recipe. About Alu Chi Patal Bhaji (Alu cha Fadfada) Alu chi patal bhaji is a traditional Maharashtrian curry recipe that is often

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Naralachi Vadi | Nariyal Barfi | Traditional Coconut Barfi

Naralachi Vadi | Nariyal Barfi | Traditional Coconut Barfi

Narlachi Vadi is a sweet Maharashtrian delicacy made with fresh coconut, sugar and cardamon. This delightful treat is made on the occasion of Narli Poornima. This is a gluten-free, no onion no garlic (satvik), beginner-friendly, easy-to-make vegetarian dessert. About Narlachi Vadi (Coconut Barfi) Narlachi Vadi is also called khobraychi vadi, nariyal barfi and coconut barfi.

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Purnache Dinda (Nag Panchami Special)

Purnache Dinda (Nag Panchami Special)

Purnache Dinda is a traditional Maharashtrian sweet dumpling made during Nag Panchami. Purnache dinda is not just a sweet dish. It represents the traditions and cultural heritage of Maharashtra. This is a vegetarian, easy-to-make, beginner-friendly, no onion no garlic (satvik) recipe. About Purnache Dinda Purnache Dinda is a traditional Maharashtrian sweet dumpling made during Nag

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