Senaikizhangu Varuval / Elephant Yam Roast

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Karunaikizhangu Varuval: Senaikizhangu Varuval/ Yam Koora/ Fried Yam. Meen Padhathil Senaikizhangu varuval. Ingredients: Yam 1 small portion – peeled and slicedGarlic 2 (nearly 15 cloves)Tamarind paste 1/4 spoonRed chili powder 1 spoonSaltGround Black pepper 2 spoonsGround cumin powder 2 spoonsTurmeric powder 1/2 spoonMustard seeds 1 spoonCumin seeds 1 spoonAsafoetida 1/4 spoonCurry leaves 1 cupOil 1/4 […]

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Kheema Kola Urundai Kuzhambu / Minced Meat Balls Gravy

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Ingredients for Kola Urundai Minced Goat’s Meat/Mutton Keema 200 grams Toasted Chana dal(pottu kadalai/udaitha kadalai) 1 cup Salt Green chilies 3 Scallion 1 small bulb Cilantro leaves few Mint leaves few Fennel seeds 1 spoon Ingredients for Qorma Onions 2 finely chopped Tomato 2 finely chopped Fresh ginger paste 2 spoons Fresh garlic paste 2 […]

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Manga Sambar / Raw Mango Sambar

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Mango Sambar:Ingredients: Green Raw Mango 1 large(Kili Moonku Maanga) Thoor Dal 1 cup Green chilies 3-6 slitted Onion 1 large Tomato 1 large Salt Turmeric powder 1/4 spoon Chili powder 1 spoon Sambar Powder(home made) 1-2 spoons Tamarind paste 1 spoon Ghee or oil few spoons Cilantro leaves to garnish. For Tempering: Mustard seeds 1/2 […]

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Kovaikai-Thengai Perattal / Kobari Dondakaye

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Kovaikkai Poriyal: Kovaikkai Poriyal with Powdered Spices. Hot n Spicy Gherkins. Fried Tindora. Fried Tinda. Dondakkai Stir-Fry. Kovaikkai Poriyal. Kovaikkai Varuval. Ingredients: Gherkins / Tindora 1/4 kiloSaltlemon juice few spoonsTurmeric powder 1/2 spoonTamarind paste 1/4 spoonSesame oil 1 cup To Be Toasted and Powdered: Chana dal – 2 spoonsUrad dal – 2 spoonsCoriander seeds 2 […]

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Mint Chicken Curry

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Mint Chicken Curry: Chicken Hariyali Curry. Green Chicken Curry. Ingredients: Chicken (whole chicken)cut into chunks(skin-on & bone-in)SaltTurmeric 1/4 spoonOil few spoons Spices: Cloves 3Cinnamon sticks 2Cardamom pods 3Bay leaves 2 Coarsely Wet-Grind These: Green Chilies 3-5Scallion 1 small bulbGinger 2″ peeledGarlic 3-4 beadsTomato 1 large Wet-Grind this Seperately: Mint leaves alone 1 bowl full Method: […]

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Karivepilai Kuzhambu / Curry Leaves Curry

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Muzhu Karivepilai Kara-Kuzhambu: Ingredients: Curry Leaves – Mature Leaves 1 bunchCricket ball size tamarind or 1 spoon of thick tamarind pasteRed onion 1 large finely choppedGarlic 1 large peeled and semi crushedTomato 1 large choppedJaggery or brown sugar 1 spoonSaltTurmeric powder 1/2 spoonChili powder 1 spoonRice powder 1 spoonSesame oil 1 cupMustard seeds 1 spoonCumin […]

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Keluthi Meen Kuzhambu / Catfish Curry

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Fish Lovers! Listen up…its ‘Keluthi’! After watching this famous Tamil movie (Mudhal Mariyadhai) I became a big fan of this fish. This comes under Fresh Water Catfish family. It has long whiskers and Tapering head. Yeah…its very slippery in nature. Well…better clean it in the market! Chop down its whiskers. Remove its gut! Retain it […]

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Senaikizhangu Vadai / Elephant Yam Vada

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Karunaikizhangu Vadai: Senai-Kizhangu Vadai. ElephantYam Fritters. Ingredients: Yam 1 small head – (peeled & Grated)Chana dal 1 cup(soaked in water 45 min)Dry red chilies 6Fennel seeds 1 spoonGinger-garlic paste 2 spoons(fresh)Curry leaves 3-4 twigs (chopped)SaltOnions very finely chopped 1-2 bowlsGreen chilies 3-4 finely choppedChopped mint leaves fewChopped coriander leaves fewCurry leaves fienly chopped fewRice flour […]

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Kozhi Milagu Soup / Chicken Pepper Soup

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Kozhi Milagu Soup: Ingredients: To be Toasted Each Seperately and Powdered Together: Coriander seeds 1 fistfulWhole peppercorns 2 spoonsCumin seeds 2 spoons Coarsely Wet-Grind These: Chilies 1-2Onion 1 small bulbGinger 1-2″ pieceGarlic 2-3 beadsTomato 1Curry leaves fewCoriander leaves few To chop: Chicken – skinless, bone-in chunksScalion 1 Tomato 1Cilantro leaves fewSaltTurmeric 1 pinch Sesonning: Cumin […]

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Adhrak Ki Chai / Ginger Tea

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Inji Tea: Ginger Tea. Adhrak Ki Chai. Honey is the first-known sweetener to man. Pure honey never spoils! That right never spoils!! It is packed with nutritional and medicinal properties! It has been shown to kill bacteria, heal wounds and reduce inflamation. From time immeroial Eyptian and Indians used Honey in their medicines….to mix their […]

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