This gravy is made as an accompaniment for puran polis in Marathwada, a northern parts of Maharashtra. This not just serves as a great side dish but also helps in using up the water used for cooking the chana dal for puran polis. It certainly is a smart way of using the resources without wasting anything.
Chuara is dry date which can be used to remedy a number of health problems like cardiovascular health. Here we have recipe of dry dates cooked with lots of dry fruits and mawa to make a delicious halwa that will help you stay warm during winter and will also make you feel royal!
Made specially during winter, Methi laddoos are supremely healthy and they also keep you warm. They are particularly good for women especially post pregnancy. Besides, this is the best way to get your kids to eat these laddoos, as they will surely fall in love with these sweet power balls.
Yet another flavourful recipe, Tooriche alan is perfect for winter night when you want something warm, seasonal and unique. Alan means lightly mashed or ground. In this recipe, fresh pigeon peas are used to add a burst of freshness. A great way of using them especially when they are available only for a few months during the winters!
Who says Baingan curry cannot be delicious? Here is a baingan curry recipe just for you! Cooked in a flavourful masala, serve this hot with some steamed rice and that will surely keep wanting for more!
Green garlic also known as spring garlic, is basically garlic which hasn't grown fully. It is pulled out from the ground before it starts forming the cloves and has a small blub. It is available during the winter months and has a strong flavour. Here we have for you a chutney made with this garlic which is sure to entice you to ask for more. Goes very well with bhakri.
Popular Maharashtrian preparation amti can be made in different ways. The word literally means a combination of spicy and sweet. Here we have spiced it up with the winter special - fresh pigeon peas or taza toovar dana. It is ideally served with plain rice for lunch and dinner.
Khandeshi cuisine is one of the hottest cuisines of Maharashtra. The curries can be easily identified not just by their spice level but also because of the layer of red oil which they call tari that floats on top. Another speciality of this cuisine is the use of Khandeshi masala which is a store house of flavour. Just try out this chicken dish and you will know what we are talking about.
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