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Omapodi
This sev gets flavourful with the fried curry leaves. Just right when you wish to give your palate a break from the mithai overload. This is Sanjeev Kapoor exclusive recipe.
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Aloo Methi Bhujiya
With festivities around the corner, this aloo-methi bhujia is a great snack to make. Munch on it just like that or mix it in your chivda with chopped onion and garlic or garnish it on your chaat.
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Khao Suey
A popular Burmese (now Myanmar) dish, which has a coconut milk-based curry broth served with noodles and a variety of toppings. The curry can be vegetarian or non-vegetarian.
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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.
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Phodshichi Bhaji
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.
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Dudhiche Mutke
There’s something about tea and namkeen pairings tasting great together. Make tea times tasty and healthy with fried bottle gourd dumplings.
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Kadhi Vada
Make kadhi (with onions) and make (batata) vada the usual way. When serving pour kadhi over the vadas, sprinkle sev and enjoy the piping hot Maharashtrian dish.
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