a sour and spicy side dish using lady finger aka bhendi in mustard paste from Odia cuisine Besara is one of the typical odia dish. Basically the word ‘besara’ is referred to a ‘masala paste …

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( Easy to Learn, Simple to Cook )

a sour and spicy side dish using lady finger aka bhendi in mustard paste from Odia cuisine Besara is one of the typical odia dish. Basically the word ‘besara’ is referred to a ‘masala paste …

a deep fried sweet dumpling using semolina (sooji) with coconut stuffing “Pitha” is an inherent part of Odia Cuisine. These are the traditional sweet delicacies often prepared and served in the Odia households specifically during the festivals such …

a traditional Odia dish which is flavorsome and lip smacking raita using coconut and curd as the main part Odia cuisine !!! The land of Lord Jagannath, Odisha is a very rich in religious culture which is purely reflected …

a mildly sweet lentil based dish from the Chhapan Bhoga of Lord Jagannath, Puri Lentil ! One of the world’s oldest cultivated legume is the Lentil. So Lentils, Pulses and Legumes all are different terms ? yes, those are …

a healthy side dish using the bitter vegetable, Karela / Kalara / Bitter Gourd from Odia cuisine Karela !!!! Karela (in hindi) / kalara (in odia) / bitter gourd is one of the healthiest vegetables in the food world …

vegetarian patties using the healthy and nutritious neem flowers (nimba kadha) from Odia cuisine Neem tree and its flower : Neem holds a significant position in the Indian traditional culture. Neem tree is likely native to the Indian subcontinent. We all …

a semi-thick gravy (without Onion & Garlic) using the pointed gourd from Odia cuisine Pointed Gourd !! Pointed gourd aka Parwal, Parval, Potala is a popular vegetable with its origin in the Indian subcontinent. This vegetable looks similar to Ivy gourd …

an age old Odia sweet & thick pan cake using a batter of black gram, rice, jaggery. Odisha, the state of Lord Jagannath is full of festivals and there is a saying in odia that “Bara Masare Tera Paraba” (means 13 festivals …

roasted eggplant / brinjal / baingan mashed with some minimal ingredients from Odia cuisine The hot season, Summer is already started in my part of the world. And being an odia, we most of the time prefer to have rice water …

a healthy side dish using radish leaves (mula saga), radish and potato from Odia cuisine Radish and its leaves : Radish (mooli / mula) may not be a favorite vegetable to everybody, but it is one of the healthiest. And winter …