Chivaichi Bhaji
A lesser-known seasonal wild weed found in Maharashtra is a favourite of the locals. This simple preparation is a household staple in the monsoons.
A lesser-known seasonal wild weed found in Maharashtra is a favourite of the locals. This simple preparation is a household staple in the monsoons.
A deep-fried, lightly spiced fritters of yet another seasonal leafy vegetable. Since it is only available in the monsoons, make the most of it when it is raining heavily.
Rice flour kneaded into a soft dough with ground ripe jackfruit kernels and jaggery. The dough is then spread into small discs and deep-fried to make delicious sweet puris that can be served with cups of hot tea.
Quick, easy and popular snack from the streets of Kolhapur, Anda Khandoli is essentially made with two ingredients - eggs and bread. The half fried egg topped with a bread slice and then crisp fried and cut into small pieces.
One of the staple sabzis one will find in any Maharashtrian household on any ordinary day. Make sure you have jowar bhakris to go with it. This is Sanjeev Kapoor exclusive recipe.
There’s something about tea and namkeen pairings tasting great together. Make tea times tasty and healthy with fried bottle gourd dumplings.
The paneer in a gravy made from chillies, spices and dried coconut tastes as delicious as it is fiery. You can however reduce the chillies as per your taste keeping the other ingredients as is.