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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.
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Hainanese Chicken Rice
Hainanese chicken rice is a traditional dish in which poached chicken is served with fragrant rice cooked in chicken stock and accompanied by spicy sauces and a salad.
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Sirka Pyaaz Murgh
Give a tarty-fiery taste to chicken, and thus we get a yummy preparation that is a perfect accompaniment to naans, rotis and paranthas. This is Sanjeev Kapoor exclusive recipe.
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Bangda Fry
Fish-lovers’ favourite mackerels coated with a highly flavourful marinade, rolled in rice flour and fried to a crisp golden perfection. Have it with dal and rice, you will be totally satiated.
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Cumin Pepper Rice
The three ingredients that make this simple rice preparation ultra flavourful are cumin seeds, peppercorns and curry leaves. A perfect example of South Indian cuisine. Tastes great with fried papads.
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Poondu Chutney
‘Poondu’ means ‘garlic’ in Tamil. This recipe is a traditional chutney made with lots of garlic, red chillies, tamarind, with nutty hints of sesame oil! A wonderful accompaniment for idlis or dosas.
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Chettinad Fish Fry
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.
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Thengai Chammanthi
Chammanthi means chutney in Malayalam and thengai chammanthi means coconut chutney. It is one of the most loved among the many different chutneys that the Keralites make. It is full of flavour made with fresh coconut, shallots, garlic, ginger, curry leaves and dried red chillies and is usually served with steamed red rice.
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