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Rediff Foodies: Mouth-watering pix of biryani, spicy chicken
By Rediff Get Ahead Bureau
November 23, 2017
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First up we have a pic of chicken biryani made by Chef Shreya Sushil. Her husband, Sushil Unni shared the pic.
Himanshu Chitroda took this pic of Sriracha Potato with strawberry sangria at British Brewing Company, Palladium Mall, Mumbai.
"Ghee sambar and spicy chicken is good combination. You can find anywhere in Hyderabad streets and restaurants," writes Anil.
Girish Moghe's pic of spicy Maharashtrian misal pav served with chopped onions and a lemon wedge. The dish is accompanied by sweet, just in case the misal is too spicy.
Shawan Chakraborti's pic of fresh veggies fried in olive oil with mango shake makes us hungry. This pic was taken at Chai Break, Kankurgachi, Kolkata.
Next we have a pic of a typical Maharashtrian menu consisting of green chilli thecha and bhakri by Kshitija Inamdar.
Uttam Sarkar's pic of a slice cake with musk melon and balsamic honey is too good to resist.
"Anjeer and pumpkin dessert," Kavita Makde captioned this pic.
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