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Indians love to Indianise – we have Indianised everything from chowmein to pasta. We have also successfully appropriated the famous Maggi instant noodles.
And now that the noodles are back in Indian markets, enjoy some of our popular desi Maggi recipes.
How much aloo can one eat? If you’re Indian, a lot! But sometimes we need a break, so, some great thinking Indian took the aloo out of the tikki and added Maggi. Oh, and don’t forget the garnishing on top.
The South Indian dosa, which traditionally came with potato filling, now comes with Maggi filling. We wonder if the sambaar has Maggi masala as well.
Anything baked is always good. And we’re certain this Maggi pie lives up to those standards.
The quintessential Indian bhajia has borrowed the taste of Maggi as well.
Going by this picture, it seems like Maggi in bhelpuri would be one masaaledar mix.
We have the knack of making a paratha out of anything. So how could Maggi be far behind?
Kucchh meetha ho jaaye?