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Red pumpkin sambar recipe (poosanikai sambar) – How to make red pumpkin sambar recipe
Sambar is a lentil, tamarind and vegetable based curry or stew and very popular in South India. The story is that it got originated in the kitchen of Thanjavur. Maratha ruler, Shahuji during the 17th century from the southern Indian state of Tamilnadu tried to make a dish called amti (Maharashtrian curry) and experimented with
Dahi aloo recipe – How to make dahi wale aloo recipe – potato recipes
Dahi aloo is a yoghurt or curd based gravy recipe made with potatoes, curd and spices. This is a no onion no garlic recipe which can be prepared very easily and quickly with ingredients easily available at home. This is a quick side dish which goes well with rotis and steamed rice. It has a
Arbi roast recipe – How to make spicy arbi roast or arbi fry recipe – colocasia roots/taro roots recipes
Arbi or taro root or colocasia is a root vegetable which is high in dietary fibre, carbohydrates, minerals and vitamins. They are free from gluten proteins. The health benefits include its ability to improve digestion, lower blood sugar levels, protect the skin, increase circulation, aid the immune system, prevent heart disease, while also supporting muscle and nerve
Pumpkin erissery recipe – how to make mathanga (pumpkin) erissery recipe – onam recipes
Pumpkin erissery or mathanga erissery is a traditional Kerala dish made with pumpkin and coconut and served during onam sadya. Pumpkin is boiled first and then cooked with coconut paste and finally tempered with coconut oil. Coconut oil gives an authentic taste to the erissery. Pumpkin erissery is best served with steamed rice or as a side dish
Rice upma recipe – how to make akki uppittu or arisi upma or rice rava upma recipe
Rice upma or akki uppittu or arisi upma is a very traditional breakfast dish made with rice and tur dal. It is a very simple and easy recipe too and a filling breakfast dish. In Karnataka, it is called as akki tari (broken rice) uppittu. Rice upma goes well with coconut chutney or sambar. Arisi upma is very
Yam stir-fry recipe or how to make suran stir fry or senai kizhangu curry recipe
Yam (elephant yam) stir fry is also called as suran fry in hindi and senai kizhangu in tamil. Yam is full of complex carbohydrates and dietary fibre which helps in lowering bad cholesterol. It is a very popular side dish for rice and sambar in south indian cuisine. But it goes well with rotis too. Yam is
Gujarati dal recipe – how to make gujarathi dal recipe
Gujarati dal – a simple, delicious and sweet n sour dal recipe prepared with toor dal, jaggery, peanuts, ginger and mild spices is a very comforting dal which goes very well with rice. Tomatoes added to it gives a tangy and sour taste and jaggery gives the sweet taste. Instead of tomatoes you can also use kokam.
Carrot and peas stir-fry (gajar matar subzi) recipe – no onion no garlic recipe
Carrot peas stir-fry is a simple, quick and healthy stir-fry vegetable made with carrots, peas and mild spices. Carrots are excellent source of vitamin A which is good for eyes and green peas are full of vitamins. Try this amazing dry curry with healthy carrots and green peas. It is very simple but so flavourful dish. This is a
Poha chivda or chiwda (spicy flattened rice) recipe – Diwali snacks recipe
Poha chivda or chiwda is a spicy mixture made from thick poha and dry fruits which is deep fried and mixed with spices. It is a savory snack which is easy to make. Poha chiwda is mostly prepared during diwali festival as a part of diwali snacks. It can be also had as a tea-time
Aloo gravy or potato curry recipe – no onion no garlic recipe – side dish for rotis
Aloo gravy is a simple and quick side dish for rotis as well as vegetable fried rice or peas pulao or any other pulao variety. It also serves as an accompaniment for rajgira puris or plain puris. It is a no onion no garlic recipe and a good dish especially on fasting days or navratri days.
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