Goan cuisine consists of some small unique varieties of Goa, which was influenced by the Portuguese to a great extent.Coconut milk is an important ingredient of the Goan cuisine, and is used in many delicacies. SeafoodBeing a coastal city, the cuisine is predominantly seafood based, the staple food of Goans is rice and fish.Kingfish is the most common delicacy, others include pomfret, doumer, shark, tuna and mackerel. Among the shellfish are crabs, prawns, tiger prawns and lobster. Others include squid and mussels.The Hindu food of Goa is not influenced by the Portuguese cuisine, but the Christian food has been influenced by the Portuguese, and include beef and pork dishes like sorportel and vindaloo. The dishesFish curry and rice - A classic dish of Goa.Vindaloo-Goan prawn currySolachi kadi - It’s a spicy coconut and kokum curry.Canjade galinha, which is a type of chicken broth with rice and chicken pieces, and is originally a Goan recipe.Arroz doce, a Portuguese derivative of kheer (sweetened rice) of India.Ambot tik - A sour curry dish prepared with either fish or meat.

Rub the fishes over a stone and cut into small pieces duly after washing in clean water. Remove the husk of garlic, onions and cut into small pieces. All the ingredients to be roasted with little oil and grinded well. Then prepare seasoning with pieces of fish and boil for some time mixing with a ladle. Then put down the vessel after due boiling se

Fish are richly endowed with proteins, essential amino acids and a range of vitamins that add life to body cells. Its regular intake has been to known to reduce instances of asthma in children and minimizes the risk to cardiovascular disorders and neurological diseases in the adults.

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