Zanzanit Kolhapuri !!!....
Food in kolhapur
Kolhapur is a mixture of Marathi, Gujarati's, Brahmin, Marwadi's and Muslim Populations. Kolhapur is famous for its spices and pickles. Also, the use of local spices and chutneys in many dishes like misal-pav, pithal-bhakri, and tambada-pandhra gives a different taste to these dishes. That is why the taste of special Kolhapuri dishes is lingering on the tongues of food lovers all over the world
The Kolhapuri food is world famous for its taste and traditional dishes like misal, nonveg special tambda, and pandra rassa.
As much as Kolhapurkars are food gourmands, no one can beat Kolhapurkars in hospitality and providing tongue-in-cheek dishes.
Without the red and white gravy here, the tradition of Maharastra's food can't continue. Misals and Katavadas here have created a unique fascination for food lovers.
The creepiness of the soil here and the tenderness of the man here are seen as two extremes coming together. Similarly, the two flavors of cut jal chilies and honeydew jaggery are well known, so the people here feed each guest with a delicious meal of honeydew. That's why every guest's eyes cannot fail to water with his affection and the touch of chili during the meal.
Some famous Kolhapuri dishes are...
Kolhapuri Tambada-pandhra
When you say Kolhapur, the red and white broth comes before your eyes. Kolhapur's most famous non-veg thali. Both of these risks are popular as a starter before the main feast begins when guests arrive home. Water is used while cooking mutton as a base for making white gravy, while red chilies are used more for making red gravy. Both soups have varying degrees of pungency.
Pithala- Bhakari
Another well-known dish in Kolhapur is Pithalam Bhakri, accompanied by a zingy mix of chilies. What comes up when you say Zanjanit is hot pithala and Jowar/Bajri bread topped with a little crushed chili...lemon...onion and curd aha! The most comforting food in Maharashtra is pithal bhakri. Pithala, Bhakari, Mirachicha thecha, and raw onion with green chilies is a fantastic combination. Pithal Bhakri is said to be the food of poverty and farmer in Maharashtra. But the simplicity of the farmer and the poor can be seen in this Pithal-Bhakri.
Kolhapuri Misal
A must-try is the tangy Tambada White and the Jhunka Bhakar, which exudes simplicity, along with the delicious Misal. Just try the delicious misal made from spicy masala like the spicy nature of the people here. Katachi moda amti with farsana topped with onion lemon and two slices of bread ahaha! Known as the most famous street food of Kolhapur, this Katdar Misal is a must try for every tourist. Just as the people here are friendly and welcoming, this misal tastes amazing with the sweetness of the farsan and the spiciness of the gravy.
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