Indulge in the rich flavors of Dry Fruits Pongal, a festive twist on South Indian cuisine with a delightful mix of dried fruits and nuts.
Author: Kamala
Vegetable Pongal
Discover the delightful flavors of vegetable pongal, a hearty South Indian dish packed with rice, lentils, and fragrant spices. Perfect for breakfast or a cozy meal!
Pineapple Sweet Pongal
This version of Pongal (rice) dish is made with pineapple and served as dessert.
Celebrating Pongal: Meaning, Traditions, and Recipes
The harvest festival of south India (Pongal) is on January 15th, 2026. Check out the Sweet Rice Pongal, Pineapple Rice Pongal, Ven Pongal, Dry Fruits Pongal, Vegetable Pongal, Rawa Pongal and Oats Pongal recipes and Kolangal.
Kariveppilai Thokku
This Kariveppilai thokku is similar to Puzhi Kaichal and can be mixed with hot rice and served. This Kariveppilai thokku is also a great side dish for yoghurt rice (curd rice).
Maida Burfi
Indulge in the rich and flavorful world of Maida Burfi – a traditional Indian dessert perfect for special occasions like Diwali and weddings.
Onion Pakoda
Onion Pakoda is a crispy deep-fried snack made by mixing sliced onions with spices and flours into a loose dough, then pinching and frying until golden brown. Garnish with fried curry leaves.
Jangiri
Indulge in the sweet flavors of South India with Jangiri, a crispy treat made with urad dal batter and sugar syrup. Perfect for festive occasions!
Cashew Nut Burfi
Indulge in the rich and nutty flavor of cashew nut burfi, a popular Indian sweet perfect for festivals and special occasions like Diwali and weddings.
Madras Mixture
Discover the flavors of South India with Madras mixture. This spicy and tangy snack combines crunchy nuts, lentils, fried gram, and spices for a perfect tea-time treat. Perfect for parties and festivities! #SouthIndianSnacks
Cashew Nut Pakoda
Indulge in crispy and delicious cashew nut pakodas, perfect for snacking with mint chutney or ketchup. A flavorful hit at any gathering!
Payathangai (Long Beans) Poriyal
This payathangai beans poriyal is made with long beans (payathangai), green gram dhal, coconut gratings and sambar powder. This side dish is usually served with rice.