Thalipeeth refers to the standard Maharashtrian bread made from a combination of flours of various grains and pulses. It contains at least 10 ingredients such as rice, wheat, jowar, and pulses, mixed with onion, coriander , green chillies and coconut. This highly nutritious Maharashtrian bread tastes great with a bowl of fruit and condensed milk.
Maharashtrian can refer to an ethno-linguistic group of people from Maharashtra, India. The mid-western state of Maharashtra in India is the home of popular cities like Mumbai (Bombay) and Pune.
Thalipeeth is also known as Thalipith.
List of books: Thalipeeth
Thalipeeth
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