Godhumai Rawa Upma is made by dry-roasting rawa, then tempering mustard, dhals, chillies, and curry leaves with onions. Add boiling salted water, stir in rawa, and cook covered until fluffy.
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Mochai Kottai Kuzhambu
Mochai Kottai Kuzhambu is a tangy tamarind gravy simmered with pressure-cooked mochai kottai, sambar powder, and turmeric, finished with a coconut paste. Temper with mustard, curry leaves, and onion.
Green Gram Dal Pidi Kozhukattai
Discover the recipe for green gram dal pidi kozhukattai, a delightful South Indian dish made with moong dal and rice flour. Perfect for festivals or as a nutritious snack.
Thakkaali (Tomato) Kuzhambu
This tomato kuzhambu is made with tomato and onion. It is usually served with rice.
Pudina Potato Curry
Pudina Potato Curry combines pressure-cooked potatoes with a fragrant mustard-tempered onion-tomato masala, finished with mint leaves. Stir on low until the curry turns dry and flavorful.
Karamani (Cow gram) sprouts Masala
Discover a nutritious and flavorful Karamani sprouts masala recipe packed with protein and essential nutrients. Perfect as a side dish!
Sweet Potato Poriyal | Sakkaravalli kilangu Poriyal
This Sweet Potato Poriyal recipe involves peeling and dicing sweet potatoes, then simmering them until soft. It features South Indian flavors from mustard seeds, urad dal, dried red chilies, and curry leaves. The dish pairs well with rice or roti, making it a nutritious side for any meal.
Rawa Semiya Khichadi
Discover the flavorful Rawa Semiya Kichadi, a traditional South Indian dish prepared with roasted vermicelli, veggies, and spices. Perfect for breakfast or snack time, pair it with coconut chutney or sambar for a satisfying meal.
Masala Rice
A flavored rice recipe made with rice, coriander leaves and carrot. It is a quick recipe and you can make it with left over rice.
Chow Chow Kootu
Chow Chow Kootu is a comforting South Indian dish featuring tender chayote squash and green gram dal. Cooked with sambar powder, turmeric, and salt, it becomes creamy and flavorful. A simple tempering of mustard seeds, curry leaves, and onions enhances its taste, making it a nutritious side for rice or chapati.
Masala Vadai
Masala Vadai is a traditional and common south Indian snack that is served with tea or coffee. This Vadai is made with Bengal gram dhal and onion.
Medhu Vadai
This is a common snack served with evening tea or for breakfast with idli, pongal or dosa.