Sri Lankan Rice
This is just out of the world. Ok, out of India. Because this Sri Lankan rice when made in earthen cookware, is a fabulous rice preparation with the subtle flavours of curry leaves, pandan leaves and lemongrass.
This is just out of the world. Ok, out of India. Because this Sri Lankan rice when made in earthen cookware, is a fabulous rice preparation with the subtle flavours of curry leaves, pandan leaves and lemongrass.
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.
Simply put, Tamarind Poha. Poha tempered with a few spices and cooked in tamarind water for a tangy twist to the usual poha. Try it out and be assured you will love the taste.
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.
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.
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.
The stuff amazing things are made of. Like this fish moilee that has all the wonderful items the coast and oceans can offer. Simple, yet drool worthy.