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Coriander Rasam
Rasam is a spicy South Indian soup-like dish which is usually served with rice. It is an integral part of their menu. Here is a wonderfully, flavourful rasam with aromatic fresh coriander that is light on the stomach!
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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.
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Bangda Amshe Tikshe
Amshe-tikshe means sour and spicy in Konkani. This highly flavourful curry of mackerel is a popular Goan dish that is cooked often in most Goan homes. You try it out and you too will want to make it as often as you can. Serve it with steamed rice and feel satiated.
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Lal Math Vadi
Amaranth is cultivated and consumed as a leaf vegetable in many parts of the world. They are a powerhouse of nutrients. Here we have used it make mouth-watering crisp vadis which are so delicious that they are difficult for even the children to resist.
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Prawns Hooman
The best thing about prawns is that they take on the flavour of whichever ingredients they are cooked with. This is a Goan speciality wherein the prawns are cooked in a highly flavourful coconut gravy that can be best enjoyed with steamed rice.
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Kolache Pohe
This is a traditional dish from the Konkan region of Maharashtra. If you have had a heavy dinner the previous night and not in a mood for an elaborate breakfast the next morning, this is what you should go for. Easy on the stomach and the tongue too. A comfort food at its best.
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Kulith Chutney
Kulith is one of the healthiest pulse. It is high in proteins and known to prevent kidney stones, helps in muscle repair and overall body function. Try this chutney made using horse gram, which can be eaten with idli, dosa or even bhakri and roti.
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Mutton Polov
This traditional Mangalorean mutton dish is mostly prepared during weddings. Bafat, the signature masala powder of this state adds a wonderful flavour to this dish. The surprise addition is ash gourd pieces. Serve it with boiled rice or pan polay (neer dosa) or sannas and enjoy with your loved ones.
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