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Palakottai Vadai
A great way of using Palakottai (Jackfruit seeds) in this form i.e to turn them into these spicy and tasty deep fried vadas! They can be served as a snack or even as a starter with cocktails.
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Moru Kali
A South Indian lightly-spiced buttermilk porridge that can also be a tiffin recipe. It is rice flour cooked in flavoured buttermilk. This is Sanjeev Kapoor exclusive recipe.
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Ambur Biryani
Craving for biryani but a little different version where the spice levels are a little lower than the rest, then try out this amazing meat lovers’ biryani- Ambur Biryani.
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Arsi Vadai
When you want the ideal combination with a cup of hot filter coffee, do it the South Indian way – have it with Arsi Vadai. It is a flavourful vadai made with rice soaked in buttermilk and then ground with coconut and coriander leaves and chillies.
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Kootanchoru
This tasty one-pot meal made with rice, vegetables and dal is a traditional dish from Tamil Nadu. It goes well with appalams and is a healthy option for brunch or travel.
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Kunukku (Lentil Fritters)
These deep-fried crispy, savoury, rice and assorted lentil fritters are a great snack or a side dish. This is Sanjeev Kapoor exclusive recipe.
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Chicken Kozhambu
This traditional Tamilian chicken curry simmered in tamarind water and sambhar powder will amaze you with its rustic flavours. The tempering of sesame oil, mustard seeds and curry leaves add to the taste.
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Aval Payasam
Poha is called aval in Tamil and Payasam is kheer. In this kheer sautéed poha is cooked in coconut milk and jaggery is the sweetener. This payasam is an aromatic, rich, and coconutty dessert that is amazingly delicious.
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Thanni Chutney
This is a chutney popular in Madurai. Similar to coconut chutney but made without coconut. Roasted chana dal replaces coconut. The other ingredients are almost same as in coconut chutney. More importantly there is no compromise made on the taste and flavour front. Try this and you are sure to enjoy it.
