It is festival season in India. Started with Bheemana amavasye where girls/women worship shiva as the light of life. Next comes Nagara panchami . And then the major festivals Gowri and Ganesha festivals. Every home is decorated with colorful rangoli…
This eggplant bajji brings back memories of my grandma. She used to roast the eggplant/badanekayi on a fire until it was lightly charred and became very tender, then cool it and mash it. Unfortunately we don’t have access to that…
Instant Puliyogare Powder Recipe with step by step pictures -tastes exactly like temple prasadam. Puliyogare is ever popular Iyengar dish. Though we get the MTR instant puliyogare mix, home made always taste better and different. And I should mention here,…
Shravana maasa is month of festivals. Nagara panchami, mangalagowri and finally gowri festival , we make tambittu to offer to god and also we do aarati with this tambittu. Simple to make, healthy and for naivedya, here is the recipe…
Holige/poLi /obbattu/Bobbattu can be prepared using varieties of stuffings like dals, dates, peanuts and so on… Holige is one of my favorite sweets. This one is using freshly grated coconut and jaggery.
Hayagriva is a very popular sweet in karnataka. It is extremely easy to make and very delicious.
Happy Yugaadi to everyone! Yugadi is beginning of the new year for us. Without consuming the mixture of Neem and Jaggery, our traditional Ugadi celebration is not complete in karnataka. Bevu-Bella signifies that we have to give prominence to both…
Holige sAru / Rasam is a very popular festival dish. This rasam is generally prepared using the filling (hUranNa) which we make for obbattu This hUraNa Rasam is a very traditional dish.Popularly known as obbattina sAru. Since we use the…