Mangalorean Recipes - Konkani Cuisines from Mangalore
Mangalorean Recipes - Delicious Konkani Dishes from Mangalore
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Chicken, Pork, Mutton, Beef, Fish, Eggs and Masalas - Chilly Fry, Sweet, Masala, Pulav, Biriyani, Indad, Cutlets, Sausages, Roast, Steak Broiled, Curry or Fried
Rice Preparations, and Breads - Appam, Mandas, Idli, Sannas, Pathrade, Polle, Kitchdi, Kailoleous, Pan Cakes (Pan Pole), Chapati (Chapatti/Chappati), Paratta (Parota), Roti, Fuggias, Phulkas, Puris (Pooris), Naan, Bathure Pullav, Bhakri, Shevio, or Biriyani
Vegetables and Snacks - Bhaji (Baji), Curry, Masala, Stuffed, Cutlets, Fugath, Telpiao (Tel Piao), Cooked, Fried, Bhajas, Biscuits, Pastries, chakkulis (chaklis/chakklis) and Samosas
Soups/Sorak, Pickles & Preserves, Sauces, Salads & Chutney
Beverages and Desserts , Sweets/Cakes and Wines and Misc. & Breakfast
Chicken, Pork, Mutton, Beef, Fish, Eggs and Masalas - Chilly Fry, Sweet, Masala, Pulav, Biriyani, Indad, Cutlets, Sausages, Roast, Steak Broiled, Curry or Fried
Rice Preparations, and Breads - Appam, Mandas, Idli, Sannas, Pathrade, Polle, Kitchdi, Kailoleous, Pan Cakes (Pan Pole), Chapati (Chapatti/Chappati), Paratta (Parota), Roti, Fuggias, Phulkas, Puris (Pooris), Naan, Bathure Pullav, Bhakri, Shevio, or Biriyani
Vegetables and Snacks - Bhaji (Baji), Curry, Masala, Stuffed, Cutlets, Fugath, Telpiao (Tel Piao), Cooked, Fried, Bhajas, Biscuits, Pastries, chakkulis (chaklis/chakklis) and Samosas
Soups/Sorak, Pickles & Preserves, Sauces, Salads & Chutney
Beverages and Desserts , Sweets/Cakes and Wines and Misc. & Breakfast
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