Sevai (2 Ways)
Sevai as a snack is ideal and what’s more, it can be made in two different versions. Generally served at breakfast with cups of hot filtered coffee, both these versions are very tasty and light on the stomach too.
Sevai as a snack is ideal and what’s more, it can be made in two different versions. Generally served at breakfast with cups of hot filtered coffee, both these versions are very tasty and light on the stomach too.
This chicken curry is going to be super flavourful with the roasted curry leaves and chana dal powder. Adding to that amazing taste is creamy coconut milk.
Now no fretting over curdled milk. This dosa with curdled milk is an instant preparation that makes dosas oh so soft. One of the best uses of curdled milk.
Raw mango adds a refreshing twist to marinated mutton pieces simmered in a flavourful gravy. Serve hot with hot paranthe. This is Sanjeev Kapoor exclusive recipe.
Highly flavourful mixed vegetable dish cooked in South Indian style where coconut milk raises its taste to another level. Best enjoyed with porotta or appams or steamed rice.
If there is anything simple yet delicious then these potatoes cooked in a besan gravy and served with fluffed up pooris on the side is what you must have. The dish is typically served as a breakfast snack.
There is so much you can do with leftover idli/dosa batter. Bite-sized deep fried, flavoured fritters. What goes with it? Coconut chutney of course. Serve it with cups of hot tea of coffee.