Recent Recipes

Sweets

Agar Agar Pudding

Agar Agar Pudding is a rich, milk-based dessert cooked until thick like kheer, then poured onto a tray to set. After 30–45 minutes, slice into about 20 pieces.

Sweets, Rice

Sweet Rice Pongal

Learn how to make sweet rice pongal, a delicious South Indian dish made with rice, lentils, jaggery, and spices. Perfect for festivals and special occasions!

Breakfast

Ven Pongal

Learn how to make delicious Ven Pongal, a traditional South Indian dish made with raw rice and dhal. Perfectly paired with Brinjal Gothsu or Coconut Chutney/sambar.

Rasam and Charu

Veppam Poo Rasam

Veppam Poo Rasam is a soothing neem-flower rasam made with tamarind, mashed thuvar dal, tomatoes, and a coarse pepper-jeera spice mix. Finished with fried veppam poo, mustard tempering, and a splash of cold water for perfect balance.

Pickle

Easy Lemon Pickle

Discover how to make a tangy and flavorful lemon pickle through a simple three-day fermentation process. Experience a burst of taste like no other!

Kootu

Ridge Gourd Pepper Kootu

Discover the delicious flavors of Ridge Gourd Pepper Kootu, a traditional South Indian dish packed with the goodness of ridge gourd and black pepper. Perfect with rice or roti!

Breakfast

Semiya (Vermicelli) Upma

Semiya upma is a flavorful Indian dish made from toasted vermicelli, vegetables, and garnished with cilantro and lemon juice. A variation, lemon semiya upma, includes spices, ginger, and cashews, providing a tangy flavor. Both versions are quick to prepare, offering rich flavors and textures, perfect for any meal.

Chutney

Spinach Chutney

Discover the flavorful and nutritious world of spinach chutney! Made with fresh spinach, garlic and spices, this condiment is perfect for enhancing any dish.

Soups

Carrot Soup

Indulge in a light and flavorful carrot soup recipe with aromatic ginger, green chili, and mint. Velvety texture, versatile, and perfect for any occasion!

Poriyal

Cluster Beans Usili

Discover the nutritional benefits of cluster beans, also known as “Kothavarangai” in Tamil. High in fiber and protein, they offer numerous health advantages.