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Kodo millet dosa recipe – Varagu/harka dosa recipe – healthy breakfast recipes
Kudo millet is a very healthy foodgrain which has a natural source of protein and iron. It is very easy to digest and is excellent for strengthening the nervous system. Kodo millet is also called as varagu in tamil and harka in kannada and arikelu in telugu. Kodu millets is an ideal food for people who are
Raw banana bajji recipe – how to make raw banana or balekayi bajji recipe – snacks recipes
Raw banana bajji or balekayi bajji is one of the most popular teatime snacks in India. Bajjis can be prepared with different types of vegetables such as capsicum, brinjal, potato and cauliflower. Raw banana bajji is a deep fried fritter very popular in South India and a common tea time snack in many homes. Raw
Instant wheat dosa – how to make south indian godhumai dosa recipe – easy breakfast recipes
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
Pineapple kesari recipe – how to make pineapple rava kesari recipe
Beetroot dosa recipe – how to make beetroot dosa recipe – healthy breakfast recipes
Dosas make up for a great breakfast or mid-day snack and a favourite with Indians. They are easy to make and quite filling as well. If you add vegetables to the batter, it becomes all the more healthier. Beetroot dosa is another healthy dosa made with beetroot and a different version of dosa recipe. I feel it
Poha dosa or aval dosa recipe – how to make soft and spongy poha dosa recipe
Poha dosa also called as atukula dosa is a Andhra speciality and is very soft and spongy in texture. These sponge dosas are easy to make too and are very delicious in taste. Dosas are a very popular south indian breakfast dish. Aval dosa is a different variation of dosa where aval/poha is added to the
Coriander coconut chutney recipe – side dish for idlis/dosas
Coriander coconut chutney is a mildly spicy, tasty and flavourful side dish for idlis, dosas, upma or any south indian snacks. It is prepared with coriander leaves and coconut as the main ingredients. This chutney is a different variation of coconut chutney as adding coriander leaves gives a little freshness to the chutney. Adding roasted gram dal gives