
Bhojpuri Cuisine: A Unique Blend of Flavours From East India
Everyone is aware of Indian food culture and cuisines like Gujarati, Rajasthani, South Indian, Konkani, Mughlai, etc. But one cuisine that still needs to be brought more into the spotlight is Bhojpuri cuisine. The northern part of Indian agricultural land uses this Bhojpuri style of cooking that is Bihar, Jharkhand and some portion of UP. But Bihar and Jharkhand are the two states, which breathe and preserve the same culture. Both states partially depend upon seasonal food. Their specialties change from season to season. Bhojpuri style of cooking involves the use of mustard oil that has a distinct taste and aroma.
Most of the dishes of Bihar and Jharkhand are adopted from the mixed culture of adjoining state Uttar Pradesh. Seasonal vegetables, Wheat, Rice and Sattu are the main pillars of Bhojpuri cuisine which are rich in nutrients and calories and definitely boost your energy.
Join us and explore further about the unique blend of flavours hidden in Bhojpuri cuisine one by one.
1. Litti Chokha
Litti Chokha is that dish which popularised Bihari food in India as well as in the world. Litti is a spicy roasted dumpling prepared with roasted gram flour with spices. Whereas Chokha is baked brinjal and potato mash with a lot of garlic and coriander.

At the same time, it is also famous in Jharkhand. It’s a must-try for all those looking to explore Bihari flavours.
2. Sattu Paratha
Sattu or roasted gram flour frames a particular component of Bihari food. The Sattu is blended with flavours and filled in wheat balls then rolled and cooked with ghee. Sattu Paratha which is likewise called makuni.

Generally presented with curd and frequently baingan bharta for a sizzling summer feast. Sattu Drink is also famous in both states. It is highly rich in protein and very healthy.
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