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This is Goan version of pita bread. Light and quite healthy owing to the presence of wheat flour and bran. Goes well with chicken cafreal or pork vindaloo or any spicy gravy dish – both non vegetarian and vegetarian.
This is Goan version of pita bread. Light and quite healthy owing to the presence of wheat flour and bran. Goes well with chicken cafreal or pork vindaloo or any spicy gravy dish – both non vegetarian and vegetarian.
Known by different names in different states of India, nevri or karanji or gujiya is a half-moon shaped deep-fried sweet that is enjoyed at different festivals like holi in the north and karanji in the west.
Futi kadhi is a popular Goan drink that is very good to have in summer as kokum is known to be a body cooler. It is a kadhi made with kokum and water and no coconut milk is added. When coconut milk is added it is called sol kadhi.
Amshe-tikshe means sour and spicy in Konkani. This highly flavourful curry of mackerel is a popular Goan dish that is cooked often in most Goan homes. You try it out and you too will want to make it as often as you can. Serve it with steamed rice and feel satiated.
Fugias are little leavened batter dumplings deep-fried to a golden goodness. These are popular among the East Indians and Goans are a definite part of their festive menu. Served with a spicy curry they make for a most amazing meal.
Guavas are referred to as super fruits as they are rich in vitamins and minerals like vitamin C, phosphorous, iron and calcium. Here we have brought you the recipe of a traditional Christmas delight! Fresh guavas turned into these sweet, chewy goodness! Do try it out!
Coconut pancakes are originally a very old traditional Thai dessert which is now cooked and eaten the world over. Here we have given it a twist by stuffing them with coconut and jaggery mixture. Super easy to make these beautifully colourful pancakes are a treat you will want to eat again and again.