Chhath Puja 2024: 9 Must Try Dishes Of Bihar

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1. Litti Chokha:

Litti Chokha is a traditional Bihari dish made from rice flour, stuffed with spiced gram flour and served with mashed vegetables for a rustic, smoky taste.

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2. Chana Ghugni:

Ghugni is a popular dish made from chana cooked with spices and garnished with onion, chili and coriander for richness and flavour.

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3. Khaja:

Khaja is a traditional Bihar sweet made up of layers, fried till crispy golden brown and dipped in sugar syrup to give it a crunchy sweetness.

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4. Dal Peetha:

Dal Peetha is a Bihari savoury cuisine made of rice flour dumplings filled with spiced lentils, steamed for a healthy and delicious taste.

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5. Kadhi Badi:

Kadhi Badi is a traditional dish consisting of a rich, creamy yoghurt curry with fragrant gram flour pakode. It is a rich and flavourful Bihari cuisine.

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6. Thekua:

Thekua is a popular Bihari sweet made from wheat flour, jaggery and clarified butter and deep fried into a golden cookie shape that has the right combination of sweetness and crunch.

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7. Mutton Kebab:

Mutton kebab is a delicious Bihar dish made from marinated lamb mince, flavoured with spices and properly grilled, giving it a smoky, mild, spicy flavour.

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8. Kesar Peda:

Kesar Peda is a rich Bihari sweet made from condensed milk, flavoured with saffron and garnished with cardamom, giving it an aroma and delicious taste.

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9. Khurma:

This traditional Bihari sweet is made from toasted rice flour, flavoured with cardamom and soaked in sugar syrup for a crunchy, sweet treat.

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