Rajma Kuzhambu is a delightful fusion dish that combines the creamy texture of rajma (red kidney beans) with the tangy and spiced flavors of South Indian kuzhambu.
Kuzhambu
Kuzhambu is a quintessential South Indian dish, known for its bold and tangy flavors. Made with a tamarind base and a variety of vegetables, spices, and sometimes lentils, it offers a rich and aromatic gravy that pairs perfectly with steamed rice. Whether it’s the spicy puli kuzhambu, the creamy mor kuzhambu, or the hearty paruppu kuzhambu, each variation showcases the diversity and depth of South Indian cuisine. Tempered with mustard seeds, curry leaves, and aromatic spices, kuzhambu is a comforting and flavorful addition to any meal.
Kathirikai Paruppu Kuzhambu
This Kuzhambu is made without Onion and Garlic similar to “Race Kuzhambu” but with little modification.
Pavakkai Puzhi Kuzhambu
For this Kuzhambu, the tiny size Pavakkai (chinna Pavakkai ) also known as “mithi Pavakkai ” tastes good. If you do not get this, then you can use regular bitter gourd also.
Andhra Dal Masiyal
Introducing a flavorful Andhra-style gravy made with thuvar dhal that pairs perfectly with hot rice, papad/appalam, or any pickle. Enjoy!
Nanjil Nattu Vendhaya Kuzhambu
Discover a traditional delicacy from Tamil Nadu- the Fenugreek dish from Kanyakumari. Watch the video to learn more about this unique recipe.
Vendaikai Puzhi Kuzhambu
Learn how to make a flavorful and tangy gravy (kuzhambu) using okra (vendaikai) and tamarind (puzhi) to enjoy with steamed rice. Perfect for a delicious meal!
Vendakkai Theeyal
Discover the flavors of Kerala with “Theeyal” – a traditional dish similar to Tamil Nadu’s “Kuzhambu”. Learn how to make this delicious meal here.
Parangi Kai Puzhi Kuzhambu
Looking for a tangy and flavorful South Indian dish? Try Parangi Kai Puzhi KuzhambuA made with yellow pumpkin and tamarind-based gravy. Perfect with steamed rice!
Karunai Kizhangu (Yam) Kuzhambu
Serve with hot rice. Grilled Appalam is the best combination for this Kuzhambu rice.
Murungai Keerai Poricha Kuzhambu
This recipe is made with spinach (murungai keerai also known as drumstick leaves) and sambar powder. It is usually served with hot rice. Here is a list of different kinds of spinach (keerai).