Thekua to Litti: Must-Try Foods at Bihar’s Local Markets
Thekua before Chhath, tilkut in January, litchis in June and GI-tagged khaja, makhana and Magahi paan. What to eat at Bihar’s markets.
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Thekua before Chhath, tilkut in January, litchis in June and GI-tagged khaja, makhana and Magahi paan. What to eat at Bihar’s markets.
Litti chokha on Fraser Road, batata puri in Kankarbagh, ghugni, sattu paratha, Champaran mutton and Patna’s sweets. A guide to eating on…
Read more about The Street Food of Patna: A Food Lover’s GuideWhole-wheat flatbread stuffed with spiced roasted gram flour and cooked in ghee. Bihar’s favourite breakfast and what makes it filling.
Read more about Sattu Paratha: Bihar’s Protein-Packed FavouriteSinghara with tamarind chutney, batata puri, ghugni chaat and golgappe. How Bihar made the samosa and chaat its own.
Read more about Bihar’s Samosa and Chaat CultureStuffed fried kachori, fiery potato curry and syrupy jalebi at the halwai’s counter at dawn. The classic street breakfast of Bihar.
Read more about Kachori, Sabzi and Jalebi: The Classic Bihari BreakfastBlack chickpeas cooked in mustard oil and spices, eaten with chura, puffed rice, dhuska or roti. Why ghugni is Bihar’s everyday favourite.
Read more about Chana Ghugni: The Everyday Favourite of BiharSmoky sattu-stuffed wheat balls, ghee and mashed chokha. What Bihar’s most famous plate reveals about the whole of Bihari cooking.
Read more about Litti Chokha: The Soul of Bihari CuisineRoasted gram flour that fed Bihar’s farmers and workers for generations, now sold as a superfood. The history, uses and nutrition of…
Read more about Sattu: Bihar’s Traditional SuperfoodRoasted wheat dough balls stuffed with spiced sattu, served with smoky chokha. The history, rituals, variations and meaning of Bihar’s best-known dish.
Read more about Litti Chokha: More Than Just Bihar’s Famous Food