Bihar eats differently from Delhi or Mumbai, and the private jet menu for Patna should say so. Litti chokha, wheat dough balls stuffed with roasted sattu and served with mashed aubergine and potato, travels well as a hot item; our inflight menu keeps the chokha in a separate pot so the dough does not soften. Champaran mutton, slow cooked in a sealed handi, is the Bihari dish most requested for private jet food, and it arrives for a Patna departure with the gravy apart for re-plating.
Fish matters in Patna. Hilsa and rohu from the Ganges and the Koshi region show up as mustard preparations; the bones are the difficulty, so we offer them filleted or as a boneless curry for the cabin. Local specialities run to Bhagalpur litchi in June, Shahi litchi in the early season, Silao khaja as a dry sweet that survives the drawer, and thekua baked for Chhath. We keep Bihar vegetarian dishes strictly separate from the meat and fish prep, and the board is marked for every private jet menu we write for VEPT.
Bihar is the region, Patna the city, and the produce reaches the galley from the Ganges plain: makhana from the Mithilanchal wetlands, sattu from Muzaffarpur grain markets, fresh mint and green chilli for the chutneys. A private jet menu for Patna can mix those with a western mains if the guests ask. The inflight menu is cooked to the galley the tail has, and the local specialities are labelled so your cabin crew can re-plate without guessing.