A Malvani Food Blogger
Fish From the Sea, Creeks, and Rivers is the Main Food here. Gravies are made up of Fresh Grated Coconut pests. Rice is consumed in the form of soup, Steamed rice, Bhakri (Bread), Ghavan (Creeps), and Hot Noodles. Ragi is also consumed in the form of Bhakri (Bread), Ghavan (Creeps), and Hot Noodles. Different Local pulses and vegetables are also part of a daily meal. Kokum is used as a soaring agent in the Food.
If we don’t prepare chicken for at least one meal on Sunday, it will be unusual. This combo of Malvani Chicken Rasso, Amboli, Steamed Rice, and Koshibir with a squeeze of lemon is lethal. The Malvani Chicken Rassa is one of my favorite dishes that she cooks. She is the best at it. Minimal additives, straightforward flavors—it’s just fantastic. It is just a true example of Malvani Cuisine.
Methichi Bhaji, a tiny fenugreek vegetable, is highly well-known throughout the Kokan Belt. In the Kokan belt, green vegetables are often more popular, but this little fenugreek Leaves bhaji has an incredible flavor.
Throughout India, one of the most popular sea fish is Indian mackerel, often known as Bangda in the Kokan region. In Malvani families, Bhajlelo Bangdo is a highly appreciated fish. The two best dishes that can be cooked are Bhajlelo Bangdo (Bangda Fry) and Malvani Bangdyachi Amti (Curry). A few different methods for frying bangda are, shallow fry on a tawa (pan) or roast fish on fire.
Which came first, the chicken or the egg? is a well-known question with countless possible explanations. Similar questions are asked in Kokan, Is the cashew Apple a Stalk or a Fruit? However, Malvani people prefer to enjoy the delicious food that comes from it rather than getting bogged down in difficult questions.
Malvani Crispy Prawns Fry combines the spicy bite of Malvani Fish Masala with the sweet and savory taste of prawns and crispy texture from rice flour coating. Additionally, the crunchy texture of prawns entices you to consume more.
Malvani non-vegetarians like a variety of mutton meals in addition to fish and chicken recipes. Goat mutton is what we like to eat. Although meat from poultry chicken is referred to as chicken and meat from goats or ships as mutton, it’s interesting to note that in Malvan, meat from country chicken and goats is referred to as mutton.
It’s normal to crave hot beverages in chilly weather because your body needs internal warmth as well. Mutton soup makes a fantastic substitute for it. Your body generates heat as a result, keeping you warmer in the winter and Rainy seasons. It helps you cure cough and colds as well.
“Vataap” denotes a fine paste or gravy, and “Bhajlela” implies Roasted. This Vataap gets its body, texture, and sweetness from freshly grated coconut and onion. It also gets its spice from Byadgi chili, black pepper, cloves, ginger, and garlic, the flavor from cumin seeds, and a relaxing effect from poppy and coriander seeds.
Suran has some juice inside of it, which itches our skin and throat when we peel off the skin. You can apply Coconut Oil while cutting the Suran. Applying Kokam Agal as a marinade can help to neutralize the itchiness. If the irritation persists in your throat, you can either wait for a while or consume a small amount of tamarind, Kokam, or lemon juice.
Malvani Tomato Saar is one of the simple yet flavorful recipes. The word “Saar” means “Watery Curry”. This is a basic version of the Saar. I have prepared it without oil. It is the best example of Malvani Minimalistic food.
