#Litti Chokha

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Watch: US Blogger Makes Litti Chokha In Bihar, Foodies Are Impressed

Litti chokha represents rich Bihari cuisine. It is a wholesome and flavoursome dish that has garnered significant popularity for its distinct taste and unique preparation. From the streets of Bihar, this dish has made it to the menus of popular restaurants and eateries in India as well as abroad. A plate of ghee-soaked littis served with lip-smacking chokha and green chillies is the absolute way…

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बंगाल की फीश करी और तेलंगान का चिकन  का लुफ्त उठाया   

बंगाल की फीश करी और तेलंगान का चिकन  का लुफ्त उठाया                                                                                                                                                                                                        राजस्थानी प्याज कचोरी तथा बिहार का लिट्टी चोखा Enjoyed Bengal’s Fish Curry and Telangana’s Chicken      गुरुग्राम ( अटल हिन्द ब्यूरो /फतह सिंह उजाला…

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I FEEL YOUR STRUGGLE WITH HINDI !! mei toh even u.p se hu 🤓☝🏻 tab bhi Hindi bilkul nahi pasand .. just waiting to give my 10th boards next year and get it done with forever 👋🏻

it's okiee boo,, i understand lol. but i think it's same with everyone's mother tongue as a subject, as a student in an english medium school in india, because our first language becomes english 💪🏽

but omgeee i too dropped bengali last year 😭 istg bro dropping a subj after boards feels so *chefs kiss*

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Litti Chokha Recipie Hindi! बिहार झारखण्ड का सदाबहार व्यंजन 😛

Litti Chokha Recipie: सिम्मो किचनवाली के ब्लॉग में खोजिए बिहार और झारखण्ड के पारंपरिक व्यंजन ‘लिट्टी चोखा’ की अनूठी रेसिपी। स्वादिष्ट और सरल तरीके से बनाएं यह लोकप्रिय भोजन, जो आपके परिवार को अवश्य पसंद आएगा। सिम्मो किचनवाली के साथ सीखिए लिट्टी चोखा बनाने के राज और बनाइए हर मौके को खास। ‘लिट्टी चोखा’ के साथ अपने खाना पकाने के अनुभव को बेहतर बनाइए। मुख्य बिंदु बिहार और झारखंड के पारंपरिक व्यंजन…

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HOW TO MAKE TASTY HEALTHY AND DELICIOUD LITTI CHOKHA ॥ litti ॥chokha॥ litti chokha near me॥ indian cooking

   Litti Chokha is a traditional dish from the Indian state of Bihar. It's made of wheat flour dough balls stuffed with a admixture of roasted gram flour and spices, and served with Chokha, a side dish of mashed vegetables( generally eggplant or potato) mixed with spices and seasoning. In this composition i teach you how to make tasty healthy and delicious LITTI CHOKHA ?

           Litti Chokha is a popular road food and is also consumed as a main dish, especially in pastoral areas of Bihar. Litti Chokha is a nutritional and scrumptious dish that has been enjoyed in Bihar for centuries. Read more

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daal pitha is a traditional bihari dish. they are like rice flour dumplings and they have mixed lentils as fillings.

fafda jalebi is a traditional gujarati pairing. fafda are spicy and crunchy which is made of chickpea consists of long strips of dough which have been deep fried and jalebi are sweet, tangy and soft fried.

nimki is the bengali version of namak para. it's a tea time snack made of all purpose flour. it's usually crunchy.

kachori is a delicious deep fried pastry like snack. it's fillings depend mainly on the region.

dahi bade is a type of chaat. it is prepared by soaking vadas (fried lentil balls) in thick dahi (yogurt)

chanachur is a type of savory snack mix that usually contains fried lentils, peanuts, spices, and other crunchy ingredients

bhujia is a popular crispy snack and is prepared by using besan (gram flour) and spices

samosa is a deep fried pastry which has the filling of mashed potatoes and peas.

litti chokha is a very famous meal of bihar and jharkhand. litti has a hearty filling of sattu along with spices like ajwain and kalonji. served with chokha made with mashed potatoes, this is a complete meal.

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hey ash xD

4, 8, 18 and 25 for the ask game

heyyy abiii 

4. favourite dish specific for your country?

oh so okay, theres a lot of them tbh that i love- kheer, chole bhature, dosas, love all the chutneys (there are so many of em and each one more whack combos that somehow work -my mom recently made an amla/gooseberry/ and coconut that has now become my fav way to have amla) but my favourite dish specific to my country, and esp culture has to be 

litti chokha- its this bihari dish thats made of two segments litti- doughballs with roasted chana(chickpea) filling aka sattu with a thousand other things added that i can never fully get, just know they taste delish  

and chokha which is baigan ka bharta (brinjal bharta) 

there are so many side pairings to it but the base is imo this and its pretty yum and unique on flavor pallet 

8. do you get confused with other nationalities? if so, which ones and by whom?

i feel like, i’m not online enough  to talk to people that they can imo even get the wrong nationality idea and despite my idk why in the middle of 2022 ways to text like a brit with babes, mate and all the xx. the most i’ll feel like i have seen is browns getting confused for each other countries. so many times i have seen something that i think is for indian and then realize its pakistani/bangladeshi/ nepali scene.

which makes all this hostility online so much more dumb when you think about it.

18. do you speak with a dialect of your native language?

ooof so like, my native language is sorta hindi, its complicated cos younger generation pretty much uses hindi 80% of the time and even my parents wil unless back in home state prefer speaking hindi, mom prefers it there also. but then there is this another language that dadi/ nani an all do speak that i can understand but not really speak i can try but it doesn’t feel good enough so maybe? idk is the answer. if we take hindi then yes but thats kinda cheating soo uhh i’ll let you be the judge

25. would you like to come from another place, be born in another country?

finally asking the hard hitting questions huh abi

the clusturfuck of emotions this country gives me is a case study in making or a visit to therapist couch whichever comes first 

while you definitely know that india is not the best, you still feel for it like i want to it do better so i’m not dissapointed in it. like every indian mom even i’m like you better pick up after yourself india. i also still randomly play ae mere watan ke logo and get emo about it around 15 august 

i’m also very weirdly nitpicky about other countries. like won’t find my fav street food level nitpicky but then job opprtunities is something i cant overlook so theres that 

also 5 paragh’s in i realised that i read this q wrong so uhh like answer to that is actually no i would like to be born in a better india but this diversity, this crazyness is something that i love about this country so much. 

coming from delhi, i love that to be the girl who swears like a sailor at anyone but then will see someone in need of help and be like yeah sure.

the catty gossip aunties who will show their nice side once every blue moon and you’ll remeber shit i can’t completely hate them 

the paani pilana culture, food as love language and all the scoldingd that hold the love, the incredible culture that is just so rich that i don;,’t understand yours and you dont understand mine but thats okay cause the amul add is still universal. 

its that india i cannt part with  

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I've never eaten litti chokha

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A dish you can eat everyday and never get tired of.

Litti Chokha. The traditional dish of Bihar, it's healthy and tasty. My mom makes the best litti chokha.

It looks like this

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it's a bit tangy, and spicy but very tasty and very light I will never get tired of eating it

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International Cuisines

1.INDIAN

· Indian cuisine uses the whole palette of flavours — spicy, sour, sweet, and hot all at the same time

· There are a basic 20 to 30 spices that are used in many dishes — cumin, coriander, turmeric, and ginger, to name a few — and there are an infinite number of ways of using them. “Every spice has a reason for being there.

· It’s such a complete world of taste. You combine all the techniques from other cuisines and add magical spices to get a titillating food experience

INDIAN DISHES INDIAN DISHES

SAMOSA

Samosa is a very famous indian street food with a crispy crunch consists of refined wheat flour,potatoes,peas,onion,spices ,green chillies.

BIRYANI

LITTI CHOKHA

PANI PURI

VADA PAV

2. ITALIAN

· The Italian culture has a very rich tradition in food, arts, music, literature. The list goes on. Italian food is considered one of the best food palates in the world. It is full of flavor that will surely tantalize your taste buds which you will surely enjoy.

· All fresh ingredients is being used just like fresh eggs to oil, vegetables, meat, fish, herbs, and cheeses, Italian food is all about the freshness of all the ingredients they put into their dishes.

ITALIAN DISHES

RISOTTO

NAPOLETANA PIZZA

GELATO

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How do u not like gajar ka halwa?

First litti chokha and now this

look, duckwa. you don't like thekua. thekua of all. you don't get a say, ok

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