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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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Onion Tomato Pulao
Whenever you feel like making a pulao which is at the same time easy and quick to make without compromising on the flavour and taste, this is the one for you. Simple ingredients can indeed give the pulao the taste you are looking for.
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Prawn Cutlets
The next time you get small prawns, instead of making a gravy dish or dry preparation, make a snack. Here is how to do it. Be assure that these super flavourful and tasty prawns cutlets will be enjoyed by all.
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Futi Kadhi
Futi kadhi is a popular Goan drink that is very good to have in summer as kokum is known to be a body cooler. It is a kadhi made with kokum and water and no coconut milk is added. When coconut milk is added it is called sol kadhi.
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Agri Kolambi Rassa
Agri recipes are known for being aromatic and spicy! This recipe is a great example of that. Fresh prawns (kolambi) marinated and slow cooked in a deliciously flavoured gravy (rassa), pairs beautifully with steamed rice or bhakris too!
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Curry Leaves Fish Fry
Fish darnes smeared with a spice paste with predominant flavour of curry leaves and shallow-fried to make a wonderful side dish or can even be served as a starter.
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Moong Medu Wada
Medu wadas that most of know and are fond of are generally made from urad dal. But here we have used moong dal to make these wadas. These wadas are softer and easier to digest. Perfect for rainy day cravings!
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