South Indian recipes
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Saaru (rasam) , HuLi (sambar) , KooTu
Liquid consistency dishes mixed with rice. Part of everyday meal in south India.
Anna (Rice dishes)
Palya, Kosambri
Lightly cooked/fried vegetables. Can be eaten as is or with bread/rotti/chappati.
Gojju
Side dishes for bread/rotti/chapatti or for mixing with rice.
- YeNgai
- hagala kayi gojju
- bendae kayi gojju
- AvarekaaL gojju
- Kayi sasve gojju
- karrjuura gojju
- Pineapple gojju
- Sowthekai (cucumber) hasi gojju
- heRaLe rasa gojju
- Menthya hiTTu gojju
- menthya kallu gojju
- Tomato iruLi (onion) gojju
- Mosaru (curd) gojju
- Mavina kayi (raw mango) gojju
- Mavina hannina (ripe mango) gojju
Salads, Raita
ThinDi (breakfast or evening snacks)
Idlis
Uppittu
Dosas
Avalakki (beaten rice)
Chutney
Ground mixtures for Idlis, Dosas or bread spreads.
RoTTi, Chapathi
India bread made with wheat, rice flour or all purpose flour.
RoTTi
Paratha
Stuffed bread.
PuDi (masala powder)
Sweets
Payasa
Made with milk as base and other ingredients. Can be eaten chilled or hot. Traditionally part of every grand meal.
- Shavige payasa
- Simaeakki/sabakki payasa
- Akki kaDle belle payasa
- Gus-gase payasa
- Akki Kai payasa
- Rave payasa
- Rice kheer
- Hesaru belle payasa
- Cabbage kheer
Bhaths
Pongal
Jalebi
Haalbai
Halva
Obbattu
Burfis
- 7-cup-burfi
- Ravae-burfi
- Butter besan burfi
- Kobbari mitayi
- Mysore pak
- milk powder mysore pak
- Godambi-burfi
- Badam kesar burfi
- Coco burfi
Oondae(laddus)
Snacks
Evening coffee or tea snacks.
Bondas
Chats
Pakodas
Vade
Pickles, thokku.
Spicy sides. Can be eaten with rice, breads.
Pickles
- Uppina kayi pudi
- Nimbae kayi uppina kayi
- Nalli kayi uppina kayi
- Mavina kayi uppinakayi
- Mavina kayi ennae uppina kayi
- Midi mavinakayi uppinakayi
- Instant mavina kayi uppina kayi
Thokku
Sides for mixing with rice or as bread spreads.
sauce
Traditional snacks
Deep fried savories.
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