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Poriyal
A collection of South Indian Poriyal recipes like Kovakkai Fry, Beans Usili, Potato Pepper Fry, Keerai Cutlet, Chow Chow Poriyal, Carrot Poriyal.
Poriyal is a term from Tamil cuisine (South India) for a stir-fried or sautéed vegetable side dish. It is known by similar names in other South Indian languages, such as Palya in Kannada or Vepudu in Telugu.
Pudina Potato Curry
A potato side dish made with mint (Pudina) and potato. This dish can be served with hot rice.
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.
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.
Kothavarangai (Cluster Beans) Thuvatal
This Kothavarangai (cluster beans) Thuvatal goes well with rice. It’s easy make and served for lunch or dinner as side dish.
Cabbage Peas Poriyal
This poriyal is made with cabbage, green peas and coconut gratings. Served as a side dish for rice.
Beans Curry
Indulge in a tasty and nutritious beans curry recipe that can be easily customized to suit your preferences. Perfect with rice or roti!
Payathangai (Long Beans) Curry
Indulge in the flavorful Payathangai curry, a traditional South Indian dish. Pair it with rice or chapati for a delicious and satisfying meal.
Payathangai (Long Beans) Potato Curry
Long beans, referred to as “Payathangai” or “Karamani Kai” in Tamil, are nutritious and fiber-rich. This curry, consisting of potatoes, long beans, sambar powder, and Indian spices, is often paired with rice or chapati, making it a healthy and flavorful side dish.