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Diwali 2020: Chef shares lesser known, authentic Mumbai festive recipes
Updated On: 13 November, 2020 08:00 AM IST | Mumbai | Ankita Mishra
Mid-Day brings to you two authentic Maharashtrian dishes that may not be very popular now-a-days but can definitely be called the "soul-foods" of Mumbai.

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The best thing about lesser-known delicacies is that they are hyper-local and are ingrained in the ecosystem of the region they originate from. They are not only the source of undiluted local flavours but are also an embodiment of the history and culture of a place. Speaking of which, festivals are one of the most loved ways to celebrate the culture and heritage of a city. So this Diwali, Mid-Day brings to you two authentic Maharashtrian dishes that may not be very popular now-a-days but can definitely be called the “soul-foods” of Mumbai.
Dadpe Pohe - coconut infused spiced pohe and Anarsa - rice and jaggery sweet (fermented); are two recipes that have got lost amid the wave of fusion recipes. However, Satyajit Kotwal, Food Expert with The Resort Mumbai, revives these recipes for the local food-loving Mumbaikars.


