Fish Polichattu
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.
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.
Shevala or dragon stalk yam is a seasonal ingredient so make sure to use it when it is available. This delicious gravy using this unique ingredient is definitely a must try.
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.