Sevai (2 Ways)
Sevai as a snack is ideal and what’s more, it can be made in two different versions. Generally served at breakfast with cups of hot filtered coffee, both these versions are very tasty and light on the stomach too.
Sevai as a snack is ideal and what’s more, it can be made in two different versions. Generally served at breakfast with cups of hot filtered coffee, both these versions are very tasty and light on the stomach too.
Handvo, a savoury cake made from fermented rice flour, lentils and veggies is a favourite Gujarati snack. It is not only wholesome it is very tasty and healthy too.
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.
Called the Dal Fry of Gujarat owing to the addition of garlic, the Chevti Dal is a delicious, heart-warming thick preparation. Best served with steamed rice or jowar rotla or wheat rotlis.
A popular side dish from Kerala, made with raw jackfruit which is loaded with healthy fibers. Boiled and mashed jackfruit is tempered in coconut oil with madras onions and garlic and served hot garnished with coconut in authentic style.
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.
Kombdi vade is a wholesome meal which is most popular in the Konkan region of Maharashtra. This meal consists of a flavourful chicken curry that is served with vade which are generally puris made with rice flour or multigrain flour.