Goddu Saaru
Goddu Saaru is a traditional Karnataka-style rasam made without cooked dal, with a sweet, tangy, and spicy flavor profile. This is a faster recipe to make a saaru (rasam) since there is no dal to precook …
Goddu Saaru is a traditional Karnataka-style rasam made without cooked dal, with a sweet, tangy, and spicy flavor profile. This is a faster recipe to make a saaru (rasam) since there is no dal to precook …
A luxurious, festive, aromatic dessert combining cooked rice, sugar, ghee, saffron, and cardamom. The rice is first cooked, then cooked again with ghee, sugar, saffron-infused milk and roasted cashews, raisins, and a touch of cardamom …
Sandigae huli is steamed dumplings (Undae), cooked in a rich gravy (Huli), and topped with a typical Kannadiga Vaggarnae. This is served with hot steamed white rice as a main dish. Sandigae huli is a …
Eggplant is sautéed and tossed with a south Indian spice mixture and cooked rice. Vangi Bhath is a great rice dish for a quick dinner or as the rice course on a party menu. This …
Tomatoes, and toor dal with a fresh spice mix of grated coconut, cumin seeds, and dried red chillies come together in this easy to make recipe. This is one of my go-to recipes when I …
A south indian style of raita with a kannadiga vaggarnae, or tempering, It is a refreshing yogurt-based side dish with a burst of flavors from the mustard seeds, green chilis, crunchy urad dal, and fresh …
This is a south indian style of raita with a kannadiga vaggarnae, or tempering, It is a refreshing yogurt-based side dish with a burst of flavors from the mustard seeds, green chilis, crunchy urad dal, …
Mixed Vegetable Uppit (or Upma) is a savory South Indian dish made from semolina (rava) and a colorful mix of vegetables. It’s a nutritious and flavorful breakfast option that is quick to prepare, making it …
This simple dish, perfect for breakfast or a light meal, is made with coarse rava (sooji) and uses a lot of onions to flavor the uppit. Unlike other styles of uppit that use vegetables or …
Avarekalu uppit is a Kannadiga dish that is usually served as a breakfast or brunch dish. It is made with coarse rava (sooji) and avarekalu beans. Avarekalu, aka papdi lilva, is a type of flat …