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Bengali
Mishti doi
Milk reduced and sweetened with caramelised sugar or date-palm jaggery, then set as yoghurt in clay pots — thick, fawn-coloured and sweet.
Tastes sweet
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Gujarati
Dal dhokli
Pieces of spiced wholewheat dough simmered in a sweet-sour toor dal with peanuts, jaggery and lemon — a whole meal in one pot.
Tastes mild
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Gujarati
Gujarati kadhi
Yoghurt thickened with a little gram flour, simmered thin with ginger and chilli, sweetened slightly and tempered with ghee, cumin, clove and curry leaves.
Tastes sharp
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Gujarati
Sev tameta nu shaak
Tomatoes cooked down with garlic, chilli and a little jaggery into a sweet-sour gravy, with crisp gram-flour sev scattered over just before eating.
Tastes hot, deeply savoury and bright
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Goan
Vindaloo
Pork marinated in a paste of dried red chillies, garlic and spice ground in vinegar, then cooked slowly until sharp, rich and deep red.
Tastes hot, very rich and sharp
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Goan
Khatkhate
A thick stew of many vegetables and toor dal in coconut, soured with tamarind and sharpened with tirphal — the dish of Goan Hindu festivals.
Tastes mild and sweetish
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South Indian
Payasam
Rice, lentils or vermicelli cooked slowly in milk or coconut milk with sugar or jaggery, scented with cardamom and scattered with cashews fried in ghee.
Tastes sweet
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Sri Lankan
Kiribath
Rice cooked in thick coconut milk until it sets, pressed flat and cut into diamonds, eaten with lunu miris.
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Sri Lankan
Watalappan
A steamed custard of kithul jaggery, coconut milk and eggs, spiced with cardamom and nutmeg and topped with cashews.
Tastes very sweet and rich
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