Khorisa Maas is a traditional Assamese dish featuring fish and bamboo shoots, creating a flavorful non-vegetarian side dish.
Tilkut, a sweet treat from Bihar, is made of sesame seeds and jaggery, often enjoyed during Makar Sankranti festivities.
Tilkut From Bihar
Shorshe Baata Illish is a beloved Bengali dish featuring Hilsa fish cooked in a mustard seed gravy, best enjoyed with white rice.
Shorshe Baata Illish From West Bengal
Lyodur Tschaman From Kashmir
Lyodur Tschaman is a creamy turmeric-based paneer (cottage cheese) dish, a favorite among Kashmiri vegetarians.
Undhiyu From Gujarat
Undhiyu is a classic mixed vegetable dish from Gujarat cooked traditionally upside down in earthen pots, featuring winter veggies and fenugreek dumplings.
Bhutte Ka Kees From Madhya Pradesh
Bhutte Ka Kees is a popular street-food snack from Indore, made with grated corn, spices, and milk, perfect for tea time.
Alu Vadi From Maharashtra
Alu Vadi, also known as Patra or Pathrode, is a delightful dish made from colocasia leaves, steamed, coated with besan, and served as a snack.
Kori Gassi From Karnataka
Kori Gassi is a signature Mangalorean chicken curry made with coconut milk, offering a spicy and flavorful experience.
Misa Mach Poora From Mizoram
Misa Mach Poora is a popular dish in Northeastern cuisine, featuring grilled shrimps cooked in mustard oil, orange zest, lemon juice, and spices.