Kappa Ularthiyathu
Kappa means Tapioca. This recipe is basically a spicy stir fried tapioca which is a Keralite favourite! It is an easy and quick dish that is usually served with a fish curry or any other spicy curry.
Kappa means Tapioca. This recipe is basically a spicy stir fried tapioca which is a Keralite favourite! It is an easy and quick dish that is usually served with a fish curry or any other spicy curry.
Chammanthi means chutney in Malayalam and thengai chammanthi means coconut chutney. It is one of the most loved among the many different chutneys that the Keralites make. It is full of flavour made with fresh coconut, shallots, garlic, ginger, curry leaves and dried red chillies and is usually served with steamed red rice.
This is a traditional chutney from Kerala. It is a unique, made with deep-fried papadums! For spiciness, you can use red chilli powder or the full dried red chillies. It is easy to make and is a great accompaniment for rice, idlis, dosas or even sambhar rice.
If you have some stale bread slices don’t throw them. Here we have just the recipe that will give you great result. Cut each slice into two triangles are dip them in a refined flour batter and deep-fry till golden and crisp. These crisp bread fritters are not just easy to make but taste absolutely fantastic! A great tea time snack for absolutely anyone and everyone.
Made with rice flour, banana, coconut and jaggery, they are sweet mini treats which taste amazing! Made during festivals in most Kerala homes, they taste great even when cold as they do when warm. They can be made in advance. They cook up in no time so that’s an advantage.
A traditional sweet from Kerala – it is a sweet deep-fried rice and jaggery dumpling. This is a Sanjeev Kapoor exclusive recipe.
Mutton Pepper Fry is made with an assortment of spices and has an aromatic appeal. The sight of this dish is so appetizing and makes you want to dig in This recipe is from FoodFood TV channel