Learn how to make a delicious and simple gooseberry instant pickle with this easy recipe. Marinate gooseberries in spices for a few hours for maximum flavor. Enjoy with your favorite dishes!
Author: Kamala
Nellikkai Sweet Pickle
A recipe for Nellikkai (Gooseberry) Sweet Pickle: This pickle is delightful on its own or as an accompaniment to sambar and curd rice.
Nellikkai (Gooseberry) Curd Pachadi
Explore the delicious blend of tangy gooseberries and creamy yogurt in this traditional South Indian Nellikkai (Gooseberry) Curd Pachadi recipe.
Kadappa
This dish is renowned in Thanjavur and is typically served with Idli or Dosai. The fundamental recipe consists of a blend of mashed potatoes and lentil-based batter, seasoned with ginger, garlic, and garam masala to enhance its flavor.
Thenga Manga Pattani Sundal
Thenga Manga Pattani Sundal is the specialty of Marina Beach, Chennai. It’s primary ingredient is dried white peas (pattani) and is mixed with a variety of condiments.
Corn Sundal
This sundal made with corn kernels can be had as snack or a side dish for rice. Instead of fresh corns, you can use frozen corn kernels also.
Coconut Dhal Chutney
Explore the delicious combination of coconut, lentils, and spices with this traditional South Indian coconut dhal chutney. Perfect for dosa and idli!
Kovakkai Potato Stir Fry
Discover the nutritional benefits of Kovaikai, also known as Gherkin or Ivy Gourd, and learn how to prepare a delicious stir-fry perfect for diabetics and all.
Appam
Discover a popular breakfast dish from Kerala, served alongside Coconut Milk and Potato Stew. Learn more about this classic meal here.
Veppam Poo Pachadi
Veppam Poo Pachadi blends crisp, ghee-roasted neem flower powder into sweet-tangy Mango Pachadi. Shade-dry the flowers, fry until crisp, powder, then stir in for a balanced bitter note.
Badhusha
Indulge in the rich and aromatic flavors of Badhusha, a traditional South Indian sweet treat made with flour, sugar, ghee, and cardamom. Ideal for special occasions and festivals.
Iru Puzhi Kuzhambu
Iru Puzhi Kuzhambu, means kuzhambu containing two sour items. It is prepared with tamarind and sour curd. It is a mixture of Vathal Kuzhambu and Mor Kuzhambu.