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A masala marinade mostly used for chicken or fish made from coriander leaves, green chilies, and other spices.
Fried minced beef rolls, a
common snack among Goan
Catholics and the Portuguese
An omelette drowned in spicy chicken or chickpea gravy and served with pão (Luso-Goan bread)
Popular entrees at Goan celebrations
Type of curry made with roasted grated coconut and pieces of chicken or lamb .
A stew brought by the Portuguese. It is made with meat (beef or pork), beans , and cabbage .
A type of chicken broth served with rice and chicken.
A spicy pork sausage
A moist spongy rice cake; a variant of idli
A picquant coconut milk and kokum curry
A Goan/Portuguese derivative of the samosa
A spicy pork sausage
In Goan Catholic cuisine, sweets and desserts Arroz doce, a Portuguese-inspired sweetened rice custard, Bêbîk (Bebinca) stands out as a cherished favorite, Nevryo (sweet fried dumplings filled with coconut, sugar, and spices) featuring its intricate layers of baked pudding typically enjoyed during Christmas festivities., Dodol, Serradura and Kuswar, each contributing to the rich tapestry of flavors and textures in Goan Catholic desserts.
A Portuguese sweetened rice custard.
A multi-layered baked pudding traditionally eaten at Christmas .
A moist spongy rice cake; a variant of idli
Traditionally, Serradura was in the flavour of tea biscuits, also known as Marie biscuits,
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