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Bawi Bride is 6 months old

Perzen Patel, BawiBride, Parsi blogger

At Bawi Bride we recently completed six months of operations – a huge milestone for us. This wouldn’t have been possible without your support – thank you!

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Patra Ni Machchi

Now, don’t wait to go to a Parsi wedding to try the traditional Patra ni Machchi cooked in green chutney. Use this recipe and make this delicacy at home.

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Tarela Boomla

Crispy yet crunchy, this Parsi rendition on Mumbai’s cheap yet delicious Bombay Ducks is a treat for the eyes and for the family. Fry some today!

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Green Coconut Chutney

Coconut is one of my favourite ingredients and the green coconut chutney is a Bawa staple used as an accompaniment with several dishes including Dhandar.

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Mawa nu Kopra Pak (Coconut Fudge)

If you are a fan of coconut then I assume that you must be a fan of Kopra Pak too. This Parsi style coconut fudge is to die for and a simple recipe to boot!

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Brown Rice Parsi Style

Parsi Brown Rice is actually caramelised white rice and goes perfect with Dhansak. Here’s how to make it in 3 easy steps.

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Dhansak in eight easy steps

Cooking dhansak is the gospel of Parsi cooking. Now you can make dhansak at your home in eight easy steps – it doesn’t get any easier!

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Lagan nu Custard

Lagan nu Custard, Parsi Custard, Katy Dalal

Lagan nu Custard is an iconic dish for the Parsis and is a great dessert treat. Rich, yummy and economical, this custard recipe by Katy Dalal is a must try.

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Mamaiji’s Red Prawn Curry

The red coconut and prawn curry cooked in Parsi homes is a treat for your tummy. Different from the other indian or thai curry’s, this one’s a must try!

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Lagan no Patio

A traditional dish served in the afternoons in the wedding household, the Lagan no Patio is something that every Bawi Bride must perfect for her family.

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New on Bawi Bride

  • Atheli Chicken (Parsi style marinated chicken)
  • Gajar Mewa nu Achaar (Parsi Carrot & Raisin Pickle)
  • Malido – a Parsi delicacy
  • Creamy Parsi Chicken Puff
  • Ghee Gor na Lollypops
  • Creamy Fish Kebabs
  • Ravaiya (Eggplant) Tart
  • Chicken & Pineapple “Salad”
  • Date Bliss Balls
  • Chutney Chana Croquettes

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