7 Traditional Maharashtrian Food You Must Try

Saurav Gupta

Dalimbi Bhaat

Dalimbi Bhaat, or vaalachi khichadi, prepared with sprouted vaal (field beans) and infused with a blend of spices and herbs, it's a flavorful delight.

Gul Poli

Also known as tilgul poli, this authentic Maharashtrian sweet dish is crafted with a combination of jaggery and sesame seeds.

Bharli Vangi

A stuffed eggplant dish, Bharli Vangi, prepared with goda masala in peanut sauce, is a classic Maharashtrian recipe.

Sabudana Vada

A quintessential Maharashtrian snack, Sabudana Vada is made with soaked tapioca and boiled potatoes.

Vaalache Birde

Known as Dalimbi Usal, Vaalache Birde is an authentic CKP curry featuring sprouted vaal cooked in a coconut-based gravy. This vegan, protein-rich dish is a healthy addition to Maharashtrian cuisine.

Dadpe Pohe

An authentic Maharashtrian snack, Dadpe Pohe, is made with a thin variety of poha. This no-cook recipe comes together in under 20 minutes, offering a quick and delightful snack option.

Pithla Bhakri

A delicious meal from Maharashtra, Pithla Bhakri is a comfort food prepared with besan (gram flour) and jowar millet.