Beetroot Pachadi/Raita
Beetroots are a rich source of folate and manganese. This tap root also serves as a natural colouring agent. The leaves are also edible and we can add the tender ones in salads, while...
Beetroots are a rich source of folate and manganese. This tap root also serves as a natural colouring agent. The leaves are also edible and we can add the tender ones in salads, while...
A very simple raita also called as pachadi in Malayalam. This finds place in all my sadya or feast as it’s my little one’s favourite 🙂 Ingredients: Ladies finger 100-150 gm Salt to taste...
Another authentic Kerala delicacy which is often served in the traditional sadya. An Onam or a Vishu sadya or a marriage sadya is practically incomplete without koottukari. As with most of the other...
From wiki: Eenthu is a plant, which is commonly found in Nilambur, Palakkad, Wayanad and also in some parts of Central Travancore. These plants grow tall and belong to the family of palm trees...
Ingredients: Green gram 1 cup Salt as required Turmeric powder 1/2 tsp Red chilly powder 1 tsp Green chillies 1-2 Onion 1 small Curry leaves 2 sprigs Coconut oil 1-2 tsp (optional) Method:...
I bet kadala curry is one of the most common accompaniment found in a Kerala breakfast fare. It goes very well with puttu, appam, idiyappam, pathiri and lots more. Its a very tasty and...
If you look at it, most of the Kerala curries are less spicy, mild and healthy with very less oil. Of course fresh coconut is vividly used in most of the dishes. Almost every...
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