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Maharashtrian Bhaji recipes
Last Updated : Apr 05,2024



महाराष्ट्रीयन भाजी रेसिपी - हिन्दी में पढ़ें (Maharashtrian Bhaji recipes in Hindi)
મહારાષ્ટ્રીયન ભાજી રેસિપિ - ગુજરાતી માં વાંચો (Maharashtrian Bhaji recipes in Gujarati)

Maharashtrian Bhaji (Sabzi or Vegetables)

Maharashtrian Bhaji Recipes, Maharashtrian Vegetable Recipes.  Roti with bhaji makes a light and satiating meal. Maharashtrian bhajis have a unique flavour and texture, due to the use of special ingredients like peanuts, sesame seeds, several spices and freshly-prepared masalas like Malvani Masala. Likewise you will find that Maharashtrian cuisine also makes use of several types of vegetables and greens like purple yam, colocasia leaf and Jackfruit.

Maharashtrian Dry Sabzis

ZunkaZunka

Want a nice spicy dry besan based sabzi then try Zunka. Another nice and popular healthy sabzi is Methi Pitla. Then there is a speciality from the city of Kolhapur to try Vegetable Kolhapuri.

So easy yet unbelievably flavourful, the Batata chi Bhaji is a no-fuss preparation of potatoes perked up with the traditional Maharashtrian tempering of cumin seeds, curry leaves and green chillies, with crushed peanuts for crunch, aroma and an irresistibly nutty flavour. This can be had with puris to make a meal by itself.

Batata Chi BhajiBatata Chi Bhaji

Maharashtrian Street Food Vegetables

Misal PavMisal Pav

Famous street food in Maharashtra is Misal Pav which is even available in small towns and villages.

The other very famous street food is Zunka had with the classic healthy bread called Jowar Bhakri.

Maharashtrian Gravy Vegetables, Bhaji with gravy

Malvani Chana MasalaMalvani Chana Masala

A good looking Hara Chana vegetable made is the super Malvani paste to try is Malvani Chana Masala. Try the mixed vegetable curry called Vegetable Kalvan

Maharashtrian One Dish Bhaji Meals

Usal
Usal

Try our healthy version of Usal made with mixed sprouts. Also Misal Pav and Zunka with Jowar Bhakri create meals by themselves.

Happy Cooking!

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Recipe# 14934
23 Jan 01
 
 
by vinodsharma
No reviews
Zunka bhakri - Maharashtrian dish is a traditional chickpea or besan based wet mix which is then tempered with mustard seeds, garlic paste and curry leaves. This zunka is then stirred with fried onion mix and enjoyed hot with jowar or bajra bhakris or rotis.
Recipe# 14069
20 Aug 02
 
 by thallapaka
No reviews
A traditional vangi bhat (rice) recipe is common in Malvani households and is basically a rice preparation which is cooked with vangi or brinjals along with masaledaar spices, onion and tomato puree. Add the whole spices like cinnamon and cloves to the rice and vangi combo to render a delectable aro ....
Recipe# 14291
22 Feb 03
 
 by jalvi
No reviews
A favorite vegetable preparation which is common in Maharashtrian households, the Veg Kolhapuri is spicy, rich and typically served with rice bhakris. The vegetables are cooked in a red chilli paste based curry along with the authentic mix of Kolhapuri masalas.
Recipe# 14932
17 Aug 11
 
 by vinodsharma
No reviews
Bharleli vaangi - maharashtrian dist is a maharashtrian recipe of cooking the brinjal or vangi which are slit and then filled with a delectably spicy filling and then cooked in hot oil with select spices. Enjoy with bhakri or rotli.
Recipe# 9481
29 Aug 11
 
 by dhuva11
No reviews
Drumstick leaves are believed to be a miraculous remedy for eye problems. Eating them regularly keeps all eye diseases at bay! they are prescribed for people with poor vision ( caused due to vitamin deficiency) and for blood pressure etc. Its nature's miracle cure for many diseases.
Recipe# 14503
07 Oct 11
 
 by ravishamal
A spicy street food recipe straight from the streets of mumbai, the missal is basically a spicy sprouts preparation which is typically served with buttered pav. Learn the easy way for preparing the missal and enjoy it with chopped onions and lime juice as topping.
Makai Patal Bhaji
Recipe# 4380
16 May 13
 
182
calories
per
 by Tarla Dalal
No reviews
This dish made of hearty chunks of corn on the cob in a sweet and spicy sauce of colocassia leaves (arvi) and Bengal gram dal.
Shengdane Ani Vatane Chi Bhaji, Maharashtrian Peanut Green Pea Subzi
Recipe# 4376
16 May 13
 
408
calories
per
serving
 by Tarla Dalal
A rare combo, peanuts and green peas come together in this tongue-tickling subzi that is sure to steal your heart. The crushed peanuts and boiled green peas are flavoured with a traditional tempering and a paste of coconut and spices, which imparts not only a rich flavour but also a luscious texture ....
Vegetable Kalvan
Recipe# 4375
16 May 13
 
152
calories
per
serving
 by Tarla Dalal
An intensely flavoured mixed vegetable subzi from the kitchens of Maharashtra, the highlight of the Vegetable Kalvan is a rich paste of tomatoes, onions, coconut, other regular flavour enhancers and spice powders. This paste together with a traditional tempering forms the mouth-watering gravy th ....
Brinjal Or Eggplant Fry
Recipe# 38676
06 Aug 13
 
 by Sandipan
No reviews
It's a very very old recipe but has never lost it's place. Very easy to make and it goes fantastic with dal and rice. I remember when i was growing up my mom used to make this brinjal fry or ''begun bhaja'' as called in Bengali almost 2 to 3 times a week. The taste still lingers in my tongue. I made ....
Matha Chi Bhaji
Recipe# 38908
23 Sep 13
 
125
calories
per
serving
 by Tarla Dalal
A tasty subzi loaded with iron and proteins, the matha chi bhaji is typical homely fare as the sprouts and amaranth are cooked with common ingredients in a very simple fashion, which retains the flavour and nutrients. It is something you can have everyday, for its simplicity, utility and memorable t ....
Sprouts Misal
Recipe# 4812
14 Jun 14
 
196
calories
per
serving
 by Tarla Dalal
A recipe put together in minutes if sprouts are handy. . . . . . I have chosen this recipe as sprouting increases the calcium content of pulses and also aid digestion. Serve it with whole wheat bread or rice.
Authentic Bombay Pavbhaji
Recipe# 39836
11 Dec 14
 
 
by Swapnil Thakkar
No reviews
A real bombay street side pav bhaji that everyone loves! For that we ll need a large pan with a flat bottom. To make it more tastier, i cook it in noon, when it cools down, put it in fridge and reheat it before dinner, trust me it tastes better this way!
Tondali Chya Kacharya
Recipe# 40184
01 Jun 15
 
59
calories
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serving
 by Tarla Dalal
Kacharya is a way of preparing crispy veggies, popular along the western coastal regions. A dry subzi with a traditional tempering and a garnish of freshly grated coconut, kacharya usually involves stir-frying the vegetable till it is crisp. Ivy gourd is an ideal choice for such a preparation, as it ....
Shepu Chi Bhaji
Recipe# 40178
28 Sep 15
 
235
calories
per
serving
 by Tarla Dalal
A tantalisingly flavourful bhaji prepared with aromatic dill leaves, the Shepu chi Bhaji is an all-time favourite Maharashtrian accompaniment. You are sure to enjoy the herby flavour of dill, which is enhanced further by the addition of onions, and balanced ....
Recipe# 13873
17 May 16
 
 
by vinodsharma
No reviews
A popular Maharashtrian vegetable preparation, Vegetable kolhapuri is typically hot and spicy but can also be prepared with less heat to suit your taste buds. Enjoy the tasty vegetable kolhapuri with bhakri or rice.
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