Litti chokha represents rich Bihari cuisine. It is a wholesome and flavoursome dish that has garnered significant popularity for its distinct taste and unique preparation. From the streets of Bihar, this dish has made it to the menus of popular restaurants and eateries in India as well as abroad. A plate of ghee-soaked littis served with lip-smacking chokha and green chillies is the absolute way to satiate your cravings. When litti chokha is on the dinner table, you are likely to feast just on them and forget every other food offered.
With its amazing flavours, litti chokha has captivated not only Indians but even international celebrity chefs. Recently, American celebrity chef Eitan Bernath visited a ‘Didi Ki Rasoi' in Patna, Bihar, where he cooked and relished some litti chokha and learned to make some Bihari delicacies.
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Eitan Bernath documented his experience in a video and shared it on Twitter. In the video, we can see him preparing littis as women in the kitchen explain him the process. “The didis welcomed me into their kitchen and taught me a variety of traditional Bihari dishes,” Eitan is heard saying. He makes a dessert with jaggery and also fries some pakoras.
“I got the chance to eat Litti Chokha at a "Didi Ki Rasoi" today in Patna. The Didis welcomed me into their kitchen and taught me a variety of traditional Bihari dishes in this incredible program that provides them autonomy and financial stability,” the caption read.
I got the chance to eat Litti Chokka at a "Didi Ki Rasoi" today in Patna. The Didis welcomed me into their kitchen and taught me a variety of traditional Bihari dishes in this incredible program that provides them autonomy and financial stability. @brlps_jeevika@rahulias6pic.twitter.com/L0csbC8HPT— Eitan Bernath (@EitanBernath) January 20, 2023
Eitan's video has attracted the attention of all the foodies out there.
One user suggested that Eitan should “try litti with Bihari style mutton”.
U should try litti with Bihari style made mutton— Rohit Rathore (@rorathore) January 20, 2023
Another person said, “Wow, what a privilege”.
Wow, what a privilege ????????— Recycled Soul (@RecycledSoul10) January 21, 2023