10 Traditional Goan Dishes You Must Try

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1. Bebinca:

Bebinca is a classic Goan dessert made of coconut milk, sugar, egg, and flour. It's soft and offers a blend of sweetness and warmth. This multi-layered pudding has a caramelised flavour.

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2. Sorak Curry:

Sorak Curry is a flavourful vegetarian curry that's usually enjoyed during the monsoon season. It's made of coconut, tamarind, and spices. This curry has a creamy texture and satisfying flavours.

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3. Sanna:

Sanna is a traditional steamed rice cake that's soft, fluffy, and sweet. This spongy delicacy is oftem prepared during festivals, weddings, and religious celebrations.

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4. Samarachi Kodi:

Samarachi Kodhi is a flavourful prawn curry that consists of a rich gravy. This traditional delicacy has bold flavours and perfectly balances tangy and spicy notes.

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5. Serradura:

Serradura is a Goan dessert that has Portuguese origins. It's a simple sweet that's made by layering crushed tea biscuits and whipped cream. It's a no bake dessert that's also known as Sawdust Pudding.

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6. Vegetable Xacuti:

Vegetable Xacuti is a traditional curry that features a thick gravy made of coconut, poppy seeds, and spices. It's a comforting dish that's known for bold and complex flavours.

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7. Drumstick Bhaji:

Drumtick Bhaji also known as Sangacho Bhaji in Goa is a traditional vegetarian dish. This meal id sauteed with mustard seeds, curry leaves, onions, and grated coconut. It's a coastal charm of Goa which offers the authentic regional flavours.

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8. Patolea:

Patolea is made using rice flour, jaggery, grated coconut, and cardamon. It's wrapped in turmeric leaves and then steamed. This traditional delight is slightly chewy and offers comfort.

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9. Ros Omelette:

Ros Omelette is a Goan street food that features a fluffy omelette drenched in a flavourful coconut based gravy called ros. It's a hearty meal that shows the rich culinary traditions of Goa.

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10. Dodol:

Dodol is a popular sweet dish that has a chewy texture. It's made using coconut milk, jaggery, and rice flour. It's a festive treat of Goa which is known to symbolise warmth and togetherness.

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