Maharashtra's SPICIEST SAOJI Cuisine I Sundari (Goat Offals) + KhusKhus (Poppy Seeds Curry) + Jhinga

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  • čas přidán 26. 05. 2023
  • We started our Vidarbha food tour from the 'Orange City' Nagpur. And the first thing that we decided to experience here was the city's signature Saoji cuisine, renowned for its fiery and robust flavors. To guide us on this quest we had with us Mandira, who is a walk leader with the tour group named Orange Odyssey.
    We started our journey from a textile workshop as this cuisine is believed to be from a community of weavers known as Halba Koshtis. Owing to the drop in the cotton business and consequential loss of livelihood, a few people from the community set up small eateries around Nagpur to showcase their fiercely spicy food that was already well appreciated in their group. Over these eateries soon became a rage with the working classes and now the locals from all walks of life.
    Soon after touring the saree workshop, we reached one of the most well-known Saoji eatery named Suryakant Saoji. Saoji food primarily consists of non-vegetarian dishes and is deeply rooted in the culinary traditions of the region.
    Here owner Sanju showed us the making of Saoji patodi rassa and Saoji jhinga curry. The former had gram flour chunks as the key ingredient while the latter had prawns. Its distinct and complex flavor comes from the rich blend of spices and the slow cooking technique.
    The spice blend used in Saoji curries is what sets it apart from other Indian curries. It is a potent combination of aromatic spices such as cloves, cinnamon, cardamom, stone flower, black peppercorns etc. , along with a generous amount of red chili powder.
    After making these dishes we joined everybody for tasting them. Sanju ji had also served us another crowd favourite delicacy called Saoji Sundari. This is goat's offal based curry.
    The taste experience of Saoji curry was truly exceptional but its not for those with low tolerance for spices. These curry have a thick gravy with robust flavors. Watch the video till the end to discover if Anubhav could handle the heat. For those who can, this is definitely worth a try.
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Komentáře • 207

  • @anishdutta1973
    @anishdutta1973 Před rokem +60

    I spent my 21 years from Kinder garden till my graduation in Nagpur, Saoji keema kaleji, mominpura foods, Dinshaws ice cream, haldirams :)

  • @nirankartripathi
    @nirankartripathi Před rokem +38

    Sanjay ji is so right adivashi samaj, don't waste any portion of food. This reminds me of my village where everything from crop is utilised.

  • @pskalsi76
    @pskalsi76 Před rokem +19

    नागपुर शहर मे जैसा स्वाद खाना कहीं नहीं मिल सकता है ❤❤

  • @tazbeermasnoon2928
    @tazbeermasnoon2928 Před rokem +17

    For the first time the show is totally owned by the Restaurant Owner. Dude is terrific. Best wishes to sanjay bhai.

  • @shubhamkurade1537

    Too much oily....😅

  • @navneetsomkuwar3896

    Give historical evidence of koshti community not mythological stories.

  • @praveenprasad1268
    @praveenprasad1268 Před rokem +48

    DFW is not just a usual food vlog, it’s more about understanding the culture, traditions, cuisines of various places. That’s the best thing about this vlog ❤

  • @kapilpratapreddy5640
    @kapilpratapreddy5640 Před rokem +20

    Saoji food is an acquired taste... You might not like for the first time, but eventually you will get addicted to it.

  • @SD-hf6ee
    @SD-hf6ee Před rokem

    Ye 12 number khane wale ko kyu...... Bulaya.....

  • @user-xs6oo4xx9p
    @user-xs6oo4xx9p Před rokem

    Prawns में से काला धागा निकालना जरूरी था🤨

  • @dipaligaikwad1366
    @dipaligaikwad1366 Před rokem +18

    अनुभव भाऊ विचारून राहीले "कैसे खाते है ये लोग " भाउ खूप मजेनं खातात लोक, अन् वर रस्सा पण पितात 🙂

  • @tariqfarooqi5851
    @tariqfarooqi5851 Před rokem +4

    U know what? I saw u in my dream yesterday Anubhav ji. In my dream u were visiting Pakistan n were invited to wedding party of my cousin's daughter. I saw u were in car n I got really excited. I introduced myself to u as ur subscriber from Pakistan n u thanked me for my Luv from Pakistan. I wish my dream comes true some day.

  • @FForFit
    @FForFit Před rokem +15

    Chilled beer + sundari 😋😋😋😋

  • @a_m4608
    @a_m4608 Před rokem +12

    I'm a hardcore foodie,ive tried and love various cuisines across india,I must say Maharashtrian food truly tops my list.Its truly incredible even with the most basic and minimal ingredients they manage to make mouth watering dishes😋😋

  • @jatingupta339
    @jatingupta339 Před rokem +6

    M from haryana and i love spicy food

  • @kirangaikwad7028
    @kirangaikwad7028 Před rokem +4

    Being maharashtrian I was unaware of this Saoji story. Thanks❤

  • @aarcyaarcy7944
    @aarcyaarcy7944 Před rokem +4

    Me America 🇺🇸 madhe rahto aani me Nagpur specially yenar shrimp jevala aani tumala bhettaat ...

  • @apednekar19
    @apednekar19 Před rokem +12

    The food is well suited to the temperature of NAGPUR...It's too good..

  • @apednekar19
    @apednekar19 Před rokem +2

    GOOD THE SMALL BABY GIRL IS JUST LIKE BEING HER OWNSELF... VERY NATURAL.. BADHIYAA..

  • @sarveshkadam7071
    @sarveshkadam7071 Před rokem +19

    Thank you for the video. I liked the owner’s attitude, I feel it’s time that we should not be apologetic about our food no matter how spicy or oily it is. If the community eats that kind of food then one should proudly flaunt it.