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.
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.
Kothamalli (Coriander leaves) Kuzhambu
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Kathirikai (Brinjal) Kara Kuzhambu
Looking for a flavorful main dish option? Try Brinjal Kara Kuzhambu! This dish is perfect when paired with rice and packed with delicious flavors.
Brinjal Sambar
A common sambar recipe served with rice or idli and dosa
Idli Sambar
This sambar recipe is specifically made for idli and dosai with dhal, onion and tomato.
Onion Sambar
A sambar made with pearl onions (sambar onions), tomato, dhal and tamarind. This sambar goes well with hot rice.
Karamani Kuzhambu
A gravy dish made with karamani (cowgram), tamarind and coconut. This dish is served with steamed rice.
Curry Leaves Kuzhambu
This kuzhambu is made with curry leaves, thuvar dhal, bengal gram dhal, coriander seeds, pepper and coconut gratings. We can also add a few garlic flakes and sambar (pearl) onions while seasoning.
Tomato Garlic Kuzhambu
Indulge in the savory flavors of Tomato Garlic Kuzhambu, a delicious South Indian gravy perfect for rice or dosa. Customize the spiciness to suit your taste!
Murungakkai Poricha Kuzhambu
Murungakkai Poricha Kuzhambu is a traditional South Indian dish made with drumsticks, lentils, and a flavorful blend of spices.