
Mumbai ladi pav
Soft Mumbai-style wheat rolls made with an instant-yeast sponge and baked together. This home batch makes eight.
Modern adaptation
A Maharashtrian multigrain flatbread, patted by hand and cooked on a hot griddle. This home version mixes five flours with onion, sesame and spices.

Thalipeeth is a spiced flatbread associated with Maharashtra. This batch combines sorghum, pearl millet, wheat, chickpea and rice flours with onion, herbs and sesame. The recipe uses flour already on hand; a prepared bhajani blend is another approach described by the source.
The moist dough is pressed on a damp cloth and transferred to a hot griddle. Holes and oil help the round cook; a covered first side and a browned second side are the method used in this batch. The recipe gives a heat setting, not a measured surface temperature.
Maharashtrian cooks use a stored multigrain bhajani as well as immediate flour mixtures; the dish's first date is not established here.
Yield 12 flatbreads · Scaling: source batch only
This batch contains wheat flour and sesame seeds.
Hazard sourceThis version contains wheat and sesame. Handle the hot griddle and cloth carefully.
A contemporary Maharashtrian recipe; this association does not establish a precise origin.
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Thalipeeth RecipeMeasured multigrain batch, griddle technique, timing and Maharashtra association.
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