Mudakathan Keerai in Tamil is known as Indravalli in Sanskrit. Its botanical name is Cardiospermum halicababum and belongs to the soapberry family.
Author: Kamala
Keerai Poondu Masiyal
A quick and simple spinach (keerai) kootu served as side dish. For this recipe I have used Mulai Keerai (amaranth leaves).
Coconut Curry Leaves Chutney
Explore the flavors of South India with these delicious chutney recipes! Made with coconut and curry leaves, these chutneys are a must-try.
Ellu (Til) Chutney
Discover the rich and nutty flavors of ellu chutney, a traditional South Indian condiment. Perfect for dosas and idlis, or as a spread for sandwiches!
Chow Chow Pepper Kootu
Discover a flavorful and aromatic chow chow pepper kootu recipe, perfect as a spicy side dish for rice. Learn how to make this delicious dish!
Cabbage Poriyal
This cabbage Poriyal is made with cabbage, green gram dhal, coconut gratings, onion and green chillies. This side dish goes well with rice.
Kothamalli (Coriander leaves) Kuzhambu
Discover a flavorful and therapeutic Indian dish – a kuzhambu made with aromatic coriander leaves and spices. Learn how it can alleviate stomach disorders.
Avaraikkai Puzhi Kootu
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Carrot Chutney
Discover how to make carrot chutney, a delightful and versatile condiment in Indian cuisine. Get ready to add sweetness and tanginess to your snacks!
Vellai Paniyaram
Vellai Paniyaram is a soft, lightly crisp fried snack made from soaked rice and dhal batter ground smooth with salt. Fry in medium-hot oil, basting with hot oil, and serve with Tomato Chutney.
Avaraikai (Broad Beans)
Broad beans, or Avaraikai, are nutritious, high in protein, fiber, vitamins A and C, potassium, and iron. They are tender, pale green, and can be cooked like French beans. Mochaikai, darker and resembling green peas, requires pod peeling. Avaraikkai is commonly used in various South Indian dishes, enhancing healthy diets.
Jackfruit Payasam (Chakka Pradhaman)
This jackfruit payasam also known as chakka pradhaman is made with coconut milk, jaggery and jackfruit.