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Pudachi Vadi
Deep fried parcels, stuffed with a nutty, spicy and wonderfully herby mixture, make an amazing snack or a side dish for a special occasion.
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Saoji Paya Khur
A mutton lover's delight, Saoji Paya Khur is a mouth-watering Maharashtrian mutton recipe prepared with authentic Indian spices. When served alongside rice, this gem of a recipe becomes an absolute delight especially for people who like spicy food.
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Spicy Mutton Curry
Anywhere in our country, a mutton curry is generally spicy. The black pepper just does the trick when the mutton cooks and also in the gravy. The kala masala works its magic too. As spicy as it can be.
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Waranga Khichdi
As diverse as our motherland, the khichdi too is prepared in diverse ways, each one distinctly different. This khichdi recipe from the Marathwada region of Maharashtra is indeed special. Check out what makes it different.
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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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Tel Tikhat Pohe
This uncooked snack made with poha is absolutely delicious. So very easy and quick to assemble, try it out now. Once you have tasted this you will want to make it often.
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Yelwani Amti
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.
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Tooriche Alan
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!
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