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Coconut Chutney Recipe

November 17, 2015 By Raji 2 Comments

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 poori/akki poori . For this chutney we don’t add tamarind or even coriander leaves. It is very simple to  make yet so delicious.

Filed Under: Chutney, Side Dishes Tagged With: Indian side dishes, popular south indian chutney

Traditional Chakli / Murukku Recipe

September 14, 2015 By Raji Leave a Comment

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 and maavina torana.So much fun and wonderful to be there in India during these festival times. Following this Ganesh festival we have Navaraathri. We make varieties of dishes to offer to god.  And chakli is one of them Chakli is one of the all time favorite snack.

Filed Under: Festival-Menu, Festivals, Snacks Tagged With: Ganesha festival recipe, Indian popular snack recipe, kids friendy snack, Navarathri recipes, No Onion No Garlic, snacks

Puliyogare Powder Recipe

September 4, 2015 By Raji 1 Comment

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, it is easy to prepare and tastes awesome. If you are traveling and option to cook rice, this instant mix comes real handy.

Filed Under: Basic Items, Festivals, Powders Tagged With: No Onion No Garlic, popular south indian dishes, Pulihora, Puliyodharai, temple prasadam

Chayote Squash/Seeme badanekaayi Stir Fry Recipe, How to make Seemebadane kayi Palya Recipe

May 12, 2015 By Raji Leave a Comment

When I was reading about this seemebadane kayi/chayote Chayote/Bangalore Brinjal/Chow Chow I found out it is actually a fruit. I always though it is a vegetable. Chayote is low calorie, high fiber squash with excellent source of Vitamin C, and folate. Seeme badanekaayi also contains antioxidant flavonoids that help to destroy harmful free radicals. We can make chutney, sambar and use this with many other vegetables and also see many Mexican dishes calls for Chayote.For weight loss this is one of the fruit/vegetable you should add to your diet. Here is a simple recipe of Chayote palya/Stir fry.

Filed Under: Festival-Menu, Gluten Free, palya recipes, Side Dishes Tagged With: No Onion No Garlic, quick recipe, South Indian Recipes, Vegan Recipes

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