About Misal Pav
Misal pav comes from Maharashtra: a spicy curry of sprouted moth beans, topped with crunchy farsan, chopped onion and coriander, and eaten with pav. It is a classic breakfast in Pune and Kolhapur.
Regional versions
Kolhapuri misal is the hottest, with a fiery red oil called kat or tarri on top. Puneri misal is a little milder and sweeter, and Nashik misal is known for its dark, smoky gravy.
What to order with it
Ask for extra tarri if you like heat, and a bowl of curd or buttermilk to cool things down. A sweet lassi or a cutting chai is the usual drink.
We have not found Misal Pav on a Glasgow menu yet. The places below usually make it.
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How this list is made
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