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Kolhapuri Misal
This flavourful preparation of sprouted moth beans is a favourite street snack item all over Maharashtra. Known for its fiery taste, Kolhapuri missal is not just delicious, served with bread it is makes a filling meal too.
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Misal Masala
Missal turns out right when the missal masala is made the right way. Here’s the no-fail recipe for this. Homemade masala is always better than store bought one for it gives you the satisfaction of having made it yourself.
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Mukhwas
Mukhwas, is a flavourful mouth freshener which is generally consumed after meals as it aids digestion. What can be the better than home-made Mukhwas? You can easily add or alter as per your taste and let it do its job of giving you a fresh breath.
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Kadaknath Sukha Chicken
The Kadaknath breed of chicken has approximately 10 times more iron than the usual chicken. This high content of iron is the reason behind its black skin colour. Here we bring you the recipe of an exotic, spicy, dry preparation of the Kadaknath chicken which is a treat to remember.
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Kolhapuri Sukha Mutton
This is a deliciously spicy this mutton curry which is a favourite of the Kolhapuris. Sukha mutton is well loved by any age group. Mutton pieces are cooked in freshly ground spicy masalas to make this traditional popular recipe.
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Agri Kolambi Rassa
Agri recipes are known for being aromatic and spicy! This recipe is a great example of that. Fresh prawns (kolambi) marinated and slow cooked in a deliciously flavoured gravy (rassa), pairs beautifully with steamed rice or bhakris too!
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Saoji Jhinga Masala
As hot as the temperature of Nagpur, this Saoji Jhinga Masala gets its fieriness from the special paste it is cooked in. Best served with plain steamed rice. Eat it once and be assured the taste will linger on.
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