Tag: Indianfood

Breakfast, Snack

How to Make Crispy Uzhunnu Vada

Some snacks go beyond taste — they become a feeling. They remind you of slow, comforting weekends brunches or tea time, the clink of steel tumblers, and the stories and laughter shared with family. For me, Uzhunnu Vada is one of those nostalgic dish. Amma always made it for tea time on weekends. She’d serve […]

Curry

How to Make Delicious Rajma Chawal – A Cozy Indian Classic

Rajma Chawal. Just the name brings a sense of comfort, doesn’t it? In most Indian homes—including mine—it’s not just food, it’s an emotion. Rajma (red kidney beans) cooked in a luscious, spiced tomato-onion gravy, served over warm rice… it’s not only simple but also hearty, and hits all the right notes. When I moved to […]

Side Dish

Tomato Coconut Chutney – An Easy South Indian Chutney

What better accompaniment to a meal than a spicy, tangy chutney? This Tomato Coconut Chutney pairs beautifully with breakfast staples like idli and dosa. Growing up, our breakfast was often served with sambar, podi, or chutney, and among the many variations of coconut chutney, this one was a family favorite. Weekends were special—Amma would make […]

Curry

Kerala Style Chicken Stew – Easy and Flavorful Recipe

Kerala Style Chicken Stew, locally known as Ishtu, is a flavorful and fragrant dish that brings together the culinary traditions of Kerala and its colonial influences. The beauty of this dish lies in its creamy coconut milk base and the awesome spice blend that provides its signature aroma. This dish, despite its sophisticated flavors, is […]

Snack

Cauliflower Pakodas: Simple Snacks and Beautiful Memories

Rainy days call for something warm, crispy, and utterly satisfying. When the weather turned gloomy today, my family craved a comforting snack to pair with steaming cups of tea. And what better choice than Cauliflower Pakodas, or fritters, made from a fresh head of cauliflower I had picked up at the local market? Everyone loved […]

Desserts

Rava Kesari – How to make it perfect?

When I think of Kesari, I’m instantly transported back to memories from my primary school days. You might find this unusual, but my first taste of this delicious, saffron-colored dessert came at a school picnic. During snack time, our teachers surprised us with warm, soft Kesari. I took one bite, and I was hooked! Years […]

Breakfast

Spicy Herby Omelette – The Indian Way of Making an Omelette

Today, I am sharing a recipe that is one of my favorites—a Spicy Herby Omelette. This isn’t just any omelette; It is packed with flavor using fresh curry leaves, coriander, aromatic ginger, and shallots, all cooked to perfection. While “omelette” may have French origins, cultures worldwide have embraced this dish, each adding their own unique […]