Maharashtrian Thali

                        Maharashtrian Thali


Maharashtrian food is characterized by slightly spicy flavours. The traditional thali will showcase the scrumptious staples of the state which includes Aamras, Kosimbir, Bhakri roti (a millet flatbread), Bharli Vangi (stuffed brinjal), pitla (thick chickpea flour curry), Amti (spicy and tangy toor lentil), Pandhra Rassa (chicken in white gravy), Mutton Kolhapuri (fiery mutton gravy), Sabudana Vada and desserts like kheer or Basundi (sweetened dense milk dessert).

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