Baby Uttapam Chaat

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.

Andhra Dal

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.

Batani Usli

A simple South Indian dish made with green peas, which is called batani in Kannada. Cook it with fresh green peas and some simple ingredients that are easily available in most homes. Result is a delicious dish that goes well with pooris to make a wholesome breakfast.

Gathiya Nu Shaak

You can call this a Gujarati version of Gatte ki Sabzi of Rajasthan and Sev Bhaji from Jalgaon. Gatte or sev is substituted by gathiya resulting in a spicy curry that tastes great with pav (buns).

Patti Mirchi Vada

A mirchi vada unlike any you have had so far. Strips or pattis made with a khasta dough, that layer by layer encases the stuffed chillies and then deep fried to golden yummy goodness. Serve these vadas as a snack or even as a starter.

Black Carrot Poriyal

Poriyal is a popular dry dish from Tamil Nadu. It means stir-fried and can be made with a variety of vegetables or leafy greens. Here we have made it with black carrots and it is an absolute delight.

Achinga Theeyal

Ashgourd Kadhi

Ash gourd is a very cooling vegetable. In South India it is cooked in various ways. Here we bring you a gravy dish where it is cooked in a lightly flavoured coconut paste and tempered with a coconut oil tempering. It is a simple dish which tastes amazing.

Koonthal Roast

Squids are high in protein and low in fat. They are a great source of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids which are very beneficial to our bodies. Squids are called koonthal in Malayalam. This recipe is a spicy and flavourful squid roast brought to you all the way from Kerala.