Poondu Kuzhambu, or poondu kulambu, is a healthy curry that is made with garlic cloves, curry leaves, small onions or shallots, and tamarind pulp. It is typically made as a main dish or side dish that makes a perfect accompaniment to hot rice and idlis.
Paper dosas are commonly made at restaurants, served paper thin and with a selection of chutneys. These amazing crispy dosas are so buttery and tasty. Lets see how you can make paper dosa at home!
This Indian coffee recipe, also called Indian filter coffee, or filter kaapi, is a delicious combination of coffee and sweetened milk. It is made with a concentrated coffee percolation called decoction that is poured into milk and then cooled and frothed through a pouring method called 'stretching'.
Making onion chutney is a great way to add some spice to your life. This south Indian onion chutney recipe is the perfect way to show off your culinary skills. The best part? It's easy to make. All you need is a few simple ingredients and a little bit of patience. Once you've mastered the recipe, you'll be able to make this Indian restaurant style chutney in no time.
These crunchy onion fritters are made by deep-frying a thick batter made of onions and gram flour and seasoned with different spices like turmeric powder, green chilies, and fennel seeds, etc.
Uzhunnu vada is a fried fritter made with a fluffy batter of urad dal. It is doughnut-shaped, crispy on the outside, and light and fluffy on the inside if cooked right.
This Bitter Gourd Poriyal recipe is a garlic infused dry fry with the addition of tamarind, chili, and jaggery to give your South Indian side dish a perfect hint of bitter, savory, hot, sour, and sweet.
This beautifully colored, bright red chutney is a staple go-to in many Indian homes. This chutney is heavily based on tomatoes, and this is where it gets its lovely red color from.
While this chutney can have many versions of its own too, the simplest version is based heavily on coconut, flavored with different tangy elements and tempered with a choice of spices and herbs.