
Craving Maharashtrian Flavours? 6 Street Foods You Can Order Online And Enjoy
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Here Are 5 Popular Maharashtrian Street Foods You Can Order Online:
1. Vada Pav
Vada pav is undoubtedly one of the most popular Maharashtrian street foods. It features a spicy potato vada stuffed inside a soft pav and layered with chutneys. It's ideal to enjoy along with your evening cup of tea or coffee or simply when you're craving something indulgent. As the monsoon is in full swing, it makes for an ideal snack to enjoy.
2. Misal Pav
Another Maharashtrian street food you must try is Misal Pav. It's not as popular as vada pav, but it certainly delivers on taste. Featuring sprouted lentil curry topped with farsan and served with pav, it's filling enough to be a proper meal. The addition of lemon juice to the dish helps give it a distinct tangy flavour. Do give it a try!
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3. Sabudana Vada
Another must-try Maharashtrian snack is sabudana vada. While it's traditionally eaten during fasts, it has now become an all-day favourite. Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, it's perfect for tea-time. The best part is that you can even order sabudana vada from an online food delivery application. So, you don't need to spend long hours in the kitchen cooking it.
4. Kothimbir Vadi
Made with besan, coriander leaves, sesame seeds and mild spices, kothimbir vadi is steamed and then shallow-fried for the perfect crispy texture. It's light, aromatic and a must-try for anyone who loves crispy snacks. To fully savour its taste, do not forget to pair it with spicy pudina chutney or tomato ketchup.
5. Thalipeeth
Thalipeeth is a traditional multigrain flatbread made using a special flour mix called bhajani. Packed with nutrition and flavour, it's typically mixed with onions, spices and fresh herbs before being cooked on a hot tawa. It's not just filling but also healthy. Once you try it out, you'll wonder why you never did so before.
Also Read: 5 Useful Tips That Will Help You Make Misal Pav Like A True Maharashtrian
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