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.

Crispy Matki Pakoda | Matki Bhajiya | Matki Che Vade | Sprout Fritters

Crispy Matki Pakoda | Matki Bhajiya | Matki Che Vade | Sprout Fritters

Matki pakoda is a delightful snack, blending crunchy texture with spicy flavours. Enjoyed as a tea-time snack or as a side dish with meals, this matki pakoda has the most delicious and unique flavour that blends well with Indian palette. This is a vegan, gluten-free, beginner-friendly, snack recipe. About Matki Pakoda Matki pakoda is a [โ€ฆ]

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Farali Kachori | Farali Pattice | vrat Ke Pattice

Farali Kachori | Farali Pattice | vrat Ke Pattice

Farali Kachoriย is a popular Indianย Fasting (Vrat / Upvas)ย recipe made with coconut filling that is stuffed in potato covering. This is aย vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, no onion no garlic (satvik) dish. Theย recipeย that I have shared here is made using freshly grated coconut along with basic spices & herbs. These kachori are also called farali pattice, farali aloo

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