Maharashtrian Recipes

Maharashtrian food is a vibrant blend of flavors and spices, reflecting the rich diversity of the region. From comforting classics like Varan Bhaat and Pav Bhaji to iconic snacks like Vada Pav and Bhel Puri, every dish tells a story of tradition and taste. Non-vegetarian delights such as Chicken Kolhapuri and seafood specialties like Malvani Fish Curry showcase the bold flavors of Maharashtrian cuisine. Donโ€™t miss out on indulging in sweet treats like Puran Poli and Modak, which add a perfect ending to any meal. With its savory, spicy, and sweet offerings, Maharashtrian food promises a culinary adventure that delights the senses.

Peeth Perun Shimla Mirchi Chi Bhaji | Besan Shimla Mirch Sabji | Shimla Mirchi zunka Recipe

Peeth Perun Shimla Mirchi Chi Bhaji | Besan Shimla Mirch Sabji | Shimla Mirchi zunka Recipe

Besan Shimla Mirch ki Sabji is a quick, easy and flavourful everyday kind of vegetable made with capsicum (green bell peppers) & besan (roasted gram flour). This is a very simple, easy-to-make, vegan, diabetic-friendly, beginner-friendly sabji recipe that pairs best with flatbreads like roti and phulka. About Besan Shimla Mirch Sabji Besan Shimla Mirch ki [โ€ฆ]

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Narali Bhat | Sweet Coconut Rice | Traditional Maharashtrian Narali Bhaat

Narali Bhat | Sweet Coconut Rice | Traditional Maharashtrian Narali Bhaat

Narali Bhat or Naralacha Bhat is a traditional Maharashtrian sweet rice made using fresh coconut pulp, jaggery, ghee and dry fruits. This is usually prepared during Narali Poornima, which falls in the month of Shravan. Narali Bhat is a vegetarian, no onion no garlic (satvik), beginner-friendly recipe. About Narali Bhat (narlacha Bhaat) Narali Bhat is

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Katachi Amti Recipe | Maharashtrian Brahmin Style Katachi Amti

Katachi Amti Recipe | Maharashtrian Brahmin Style Katachi Amti

Katachi Amti is a delicious, tangy, mildly sweet and spicy Maharashtrian dal. Made using chana dal (bengal gram), tamarind, jaggery, coconut and spices. This traditional Maharashtrian dal is often served with Puran Poli, making a perfect balance of flavours to the meal. This is a vegan, easy-to-make, beginner-friendly, no onion no garlic (satvik), curry recipe.

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Maharashtrian Dadpe pohe Recipe (No-Cook Poha Recipe) | Traditional Maharashtrian Poha

Maharashtrian Dadpe pohe Recipe (No-Cook Poha Recipe) | Traditional Maharashtrian Poha

If you love Maharashtrian snacks, you canโ€™t miss trying out Dadpe Pohe! A traditional Maharashtrian delightful no-cook poha recipe made with thin poha and freshly scrapped coconut. This is a vegan, beginner-friendly, easy-to-make, quick & healthy breakfast recipe. About traditional Maharashtrian Dadpe Pohe What is Dadpe pohe ? Dadpe pohe is a raw poha snack

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