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!
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!
This dal made with split pigeon peas is tangy and spicy which is typical of Andhra cuisine. Dried red chillies, tamarind and some other easily available Indian spices make this dal unique as it adds a variation to the regular dals and makes the experience different and exciting.
The name might sound confusing, but this dish is here to make you wanting for more! Fresh malai / cream, sauteed with spices to make a delicious, lip smacking sabzi that goes perfectly with paranthas or naans or even rice!
Til ke laddoo usually made during sankranti, are well liked. But you can make other things with til. They are rich in protein, vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. They are usually added to certain foods because they give a nutty flavor and crunchy texture.
Chettinad food is known for being highly aromatic and spicy. This fish fry is a great example of this. It is easy. Just follow the recipe and the end result will surely satiate your palate.
An ideal breakfast item, these paranthas have a highly flavourful filling of gram flour and onions sautéed with some aromatics. The end result is so very delectable that you will not be able to stop at one or two.
This is a chutney that will go well with a lot of snacks be it kebabs or even falafel. Pungent and refreshing with a nutty texture, not only is its colour appealing, the taste is simply irresistible.