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.
The pleasure of savouring, slow cooked fish that cooks fast … Fish grilled in a plantain leaf with a generous smear of flavourful, rustic masala is a popular traditional fish dish from Kerala.
Experience the rich, creamy magic of coconut-infused curries, where bold spices and velvety textures come together for an irresistible flavor in every bite!
These dense cookies have a hint of coconut and the goodness of choco-chips. A wonderful mix of flavours. Be assured they will be devoured in no time especially by children.
A delicious example of a full meal in a bowl. An ultimate exciting fusion recipe. Brings together foods of so many regions. A mildly flavourful, vibrant Buddha bowl made with chickpeas and coconut milk gravy.
Having idli, sambhar and chutney for breakfast is a great way to start your day. But when there are leftover idlis, have them differently. Here is a great recipe to help you enjoy the leftover idlis. So why wait, make them at the earliest and enjoy.
Lemon rice is a popular traditional south Indian recipe which is often cooked in every South Indian home. Here we have used brown rice. The unique texture of this recipe and the flavours make it a crowd-pleaser.
Karuppu ulundu sundal isa very delicious, healthy and easy-to-make snack from Kerala which is also served as a prasadam during Navaratri. With the combined flavours of asafoetida, green chilli and coconut, it will be well liked by whoever you serve it to.