One of the most significant foods is Odisha khicede, which is given to Lord Jagannath at the Puri Temple as the principal bhog. Its distinct and delicious flavor comes from the ideal blending of rice and lentils cooked in ghee.
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The Malai Chungdi
Light and mild spices give this wonderful dish a distinct character that enhances its richness and silkiness even more.
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Macha Ghanta
The curry is a flavorful mixture of potatoes, onions, garlic, and other common spices. A simple “Ghanta” can be prepared by vegetarians by omitting the fish.
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Dalma
In Odisha, nevertheless, this common meal has a distinct twist. It is prepared without onion or garlic using roasted moong dal. To give it a mouthwatering flavor, a cup of vegetables and a few common spices are added.
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Bhata Pakhala
Cooked rice is soaked in water and sour curd to prepare it. Usually left overnight, it’s frequently served with fried fish, potatoes, papad, and Badi choora, a dry urad and black gram mixture that resembles nuts.
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Gupchup
There’s no need to introduce this easy snack, which has practically become a national institution. Small, crispy puris prepared from the dough of suji, maida, and atta are served with chana masala and khatta Jal jeera in this incredibly popular street dish.
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Aloo dum – Dahi vada
Even around five in the morning, thela walas may be seen selling large pots of dahi vada and smaller pots of aloo dum.
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Santula
This traditional Oriya meal is a curry of fried or boiled vegetables that coats your mouth with each bite. This recipe, which combines raw papaya, potato, tomato, and brinjal, is on par with any other nutritious meal.
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Rai Chaatu
Its flavor is enhanced by the addition of tomato and turmeric powder, along with a large number of sautéed mushrooms in a delightful, tart mustard paste.
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Kadali Manja Rai
This delicious curry made from banana stems, seasoned with two red chilies, cardamom, cumin, cinnamon, and cloves of garlic, is the ideal side dish for any dinner.
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Besara
Usually, it entails marinating fish in a concoction of turmeric, mustard paste, and other spices, followed by boiling it in a gravy made mostly of mustard.
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Chutneys and Khattas
Odiya Khatta is available in a broad range of meals. The Odiya Khattas’ repertoire includes Khajur Khatta, Tomato Khatta, Mango Khatta, and Dahi Nadia.
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Chakuli Pitha
A well-known Odisha delicacy called Chakuli Pitha is similar to dosas yet distinct. It is created with a batter consisting of equal parts rice (which has been soaked, pounded, and fermented for at least five hours) and lentils (known as Urd Dal).
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Mansa Mudhi
A well-known Odisha delicacy called Chakuli Pitha is similar to dosas yet distinct. It is created with a batter consisting of equal parts rice (which has been soaked, pounded, and fermented for at least five hours) and lentils (known as Urd Dal).
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Chaula Bara
Rice and urad dal are the main ingredients of Chaula Bara, which are incredibly delicious crispy balls. This meal is so delicious, fluffy, and light that it will leave you wanting more!
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