South Indian Vegetarian Recipes, Kolams, Rangoli and more Since 2006
The Milagai Killi Potta Sambar features chilies that enhance its flavor and aroma. By breaking the chilies and infusing them into the dish, this traditional recipe eliminates the need for Sambar powder. It offers a simple yet rich taste, making it an excellent pairing for rice or dosas. The preparation is easy and rewarding.
This Kuzhambu consists of fresh ginger pieces and coconut, along with other spices that are ground into a paste and simmered in tamarind juice. It is best served with hot steamed rice and a teaspoon of ghee.
Puli Pongal, also known as Tamarind Pongal, is a flavorful and tangy dish originating from South India. Traditionally served for breakfast, it is also commonly prepared for dinner or as an evening snack.
Puzhi Charu is a tangy tamarind-based dish tempered with mustard, fenugreek, red chillies, onion, and curry leaves, simmered briefly with salt. Serve hot with rice for rasam-like looks and puliyodharai-style flavor.
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.
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!
Discover the spicy and tangy flavors of the Kerala specialty, Inji Puli! Made with ginger, tamarind, and jaggery, it’s a must-try dish that pairs perfectly with curd rice.
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!
Garlic Brinjal Puzhi Kuzhambu simmers brinjal with whole garlic and onions in a spiced tamarind broth. Cook covered until the vegetables turn soft and oil separates for a tangy, flavorful gravy.
Enhance your meal with this vibrant Orange Skin Pachadi recipe, full of flavor and easy to customize spice levels. Perfect with rice or chapati!
Tamarind Upma is a tangy, spiced rice-flour upma cooked in tamarind water with turmeric and asafoetida, then tempered with mustard, dals, red chilli, and curry leaves. Serve with coconut thuvaiyal.
This pachadi pairs well with Dhal Rice and curd rice.