Beetroot/beets as popularly called in North America is a root vegetable and excellent source of Vitamin B.They can be eaten raw in a salad or cooked. Indian cuisine has a lot of recipes using this colorful veggie. Today’s dish is … Continue reading Grated Beetroot curry
‘Urdinet’ is a traditional dish from the Udupi Cuisine. The flavours and texture of this dish is quite unique. The flavours in this dish are fairly simple but it has a specific taste that enhances your meal altogether. This dish is … Continue reading Urdinet (Urad Flour & Yogurt concoction)
Uppu Huli Dosa is a very popular dish from the Udupi cuisine made from rice and loaded with delightful flavors of spices and enhanced with the goodness of veggies. I learnt this recipe from my mom and loved the fact that … Continue reading Uppu Huli Dosa / Heerekai Dosa
Today’s recipe is a variation of a popular dish from the Udupi cuisine – Gulla Bajji (brinjal curry). The variation is the addition of Raw Mango in the preparation. The traditional brinjal curry is made by pressure cooking the brinjal … Continue reading Kukku Gulla Bajji (Mango-Brinjal curry)
Food-filment is out of hibernation after almost 2 months !!!! Crazy right? ‘Food-Filment’ is a major part of my life, it is my second baby 🙂 So you can definitely imagine my plight staying away from my blog for more than … Continue reading Katt Saaru / Thovve / Lemon Dal
School and college days are truly the most memorable days of our lives. I am sure most of my readers will nod in agreement. Those carefree days of fun and laughter, those small stupid issues that we worried about and … Continue reading Bajjil uppukari/Avalakki oggarane/tempered poha
Holige / obbattu / Puran poli is one among the different varieties of delicacies prepared during the Indian new year (Ugadi) festivities. There are numerous versions of holige that is prepared – Kaayi holige (coconut), kadlebele holige (Bengal gram), rava … Continue reading Kharjoora holige (Dates Puran Poli)
UGADI is an Indian festival celebrated to mark the beginning of the new year as per Hindu traditions. This festival is called by different names in different parts of India, but the sole purpose and the meaning behind this auspicious … Continue reading Hesrubele Payasa (Moong dal Payasam)
Ginger is a very common ingredient in most of the Asian and Indian recipes. We all know the benefits of this root vegetable – it relieves digestive issues, helps combat nausea, helps fight motion sickness, relieves pain. Apart from the … Continue reading Shunti (ginger) Thambuli
Coconut is an integral part of most Udupi recipes . The very reason for this is the abundance of coconuts in the coastal region 🙂 Today I present to you a recipe from the Coastal Karnataka cuisine – Rice N’ Coconut … Continue reading Rice N’Coconut Fritters / Kaayi Vade
Summer is right around the corner 🙂 Summers remind me of the time I spent at my grandparents house. Unforgettable and never ending pampering, joy of getting up early, sleeping late, the rains, paper boats, fun time with cousins, being messy, … Continue reading Kukku bajji / Mavinkaayi Gojju
Today’s recipe is my definition of comfort food. ‘Thambuli’ is a light and easy to make yogurt based recipe that can instantly cool your body. This is a very popular dish in Udupi style of cooking and it usually is … Continue reading Spinach Thambuli (Yogurt based)
