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8 Rare Goan Monsoon-Special Foods You Should Know About

By Shreya Goswami

July 20, 2023

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During monsoon in Goa, there are many local ingredients that come into season. Here are some such authentic and lesser-known Goan recipes that you should try at least once.

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Taikilo Bhaji

A Goan Saraswat dish, Taikilo Bhaji is a simple stir-fried dish made with Cassia Tora vegetable, garlic and a few spices.

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Dry Mackerel Kismoor

Also known as Sukhya Bangdhyanchi Kismur, this Goan dish is made with protein-rich dry mackerels and is a local favourtie.

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Patoleo

A Konkani sweet treat, Patoleo is prepared not only during monsoon but also for festivities like Ganesh Chaturthi.

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Olmi Mushroom Xacuti

Olmi, one of the most popular monsoon mushrooms, is cooked in the form of Xacuti across Goan homes.

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Kille Bhaji

This incredibly savoury and pungent Goan monsoon specialty features tender bamboo shoots cooked in a coconut gravy.

Tausali

Tausali

Also known as Cucumber Cake, this one is a unique and refreshing dessert from Goa and is cooked during festivities too.

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Akurache Bhaji

Akur is an edible fern native to Goa during monsoons and this dish combines it with coconut, spices and tamarind.

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Aluwadi

Also known as Aluchi Vadi, this fried snack is made with colocasia leaves and is popular across the Konkan region.

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