Potato Onion Sambar
Multi purpose sambar goes well with Idli, rice, dosa, raagi mudde…. Is Potato Onion Sambar. Simple preparation using rasam powder/sambar powder and Vangibath Powder.
Category Side Dishes
Ridge Gourd Chutney Recipe | Heerekayi chatni
The taste of chutney prepared using the vegetables are so heavenly and healthy. Simple yet finger-licking chutneys can be prepared using any vegetable of your choice, to name a few cabbage, carrot, cauliflower….. I am sharing the Ridge Gourd /heerekayi…
Sprouted Mung Beans/Moong Salad Recipe
In our last recipe we learned “how to sprout the Mung Beans“ . Here we have easy salad with the sprouted mung and other seasonal vegetables and fruit. This is a great addition to a low fat, vegan dinner with great…
Sambar Recipe – Dill leaves and Black Chana
Sambar/ HuLi is the most common dish in south Indian Kitchen. We use different combinations of vegetables, different spice mix to make it more interesting. Today’s recipe is Sambar with dill leaves(sabbasige soppu) and Black/brown/kala chana(kadale kaalu). Very nutritious and delicious…
Coconut Chutney Recipe
There are many ways we can prepare the coconut chutney. Coconut chutney is part and parcel of south indian families, for every breakfast goes well with this chutney. Our todays chutney is traditionally prepared as a side dish to the rice…
Black Eyed Beans Usli/Sundal Recipe
It is always good to incorporate beans in our daily diet., especially if you have young ones at home. Beans are high in minerals and fiber along with protein and without the saturated fat found in some animal proteins. It is…
Tomato Pickle Recipe
This is that time of the year, you see varieties of tomatoes at farmer’s market. You will find the best tasting tomatoes which are grown locally here at the farmer’s market. Fresh and flavorful. Why I am talking about these tomatoes?… one thing,…
Roasted Eggplant In yogurt Recipe, Badanekayi Mosaru Bajji
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…