Egg benjo is a popular breakfast item from the streets of Indore, Madhya Pradesh. It typically consists of bread or pav and eggs. Egg benjo is super easy to make even at home. It's a classic and indulgent dish that is enjoyed for its rich flavors and creamy texture.
The name egg benjo typically has been derived from egg banjo, a typical egg snack eaten by the british soldiers during the World War II. It was prepared by using white bread, margarine, fried eggs, and topped up with ketchup.
Bhutte Ka Kees:
Made from grated corn cooked in milk and spices, Bhutte Ka Kees is a local specialty appreciated for its creamy and flavorful taste.
Indori Namkeen:
A mix of spicy and savory snacks, Indori Namkeen typically includes a variety of sev, bhujia, and other crunchy delights.
Garadu:
A winter delicacy, Garadu is made from yam and is deep-fried and served with various spices, giving it a unique and flavorful taste.
Indori Pohe:
Similar to regular Poha but with its unique Indori twist, Indori Pohe often includes fennel seeds and is garnished with sev, coriander, and lemon.
Sabudana Khichdi:
This fasting dish made from sago pearls, peanuts, and potatoes is a popular street food item, especially during religious festivals.
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