Poori, a traditional indian bread made with wheat flour and served with potato curry is a delightful combination that I loved since my childhood. As a child it was fun poking a hole on these puffed little rounds. Pooris taste great when served hot. Here I go taking you on a quick tour… For the […]

A south indian savoury, which is served plain as well as with a variety of fillings too. One bite and you fall in love with it, I bet 🙂 . All you need is some time to make this tasty breakfast. It can be served with accompaniments like coconut chutney, peanut chutney, sambhar, or podis. […]

A festive treat especially made for the sons in law of our family. Garelu, also called vada make a perfect combination with kodi koora or kobbari pacchadi (coconut chutney). In my first few days every time I make the dish, it was a disaster. Later I learned the right way from my mother in law. […]

This is a simple and easy to make chutney that goes well with tiffins like dosa, idli, mysore bajji…. What we need green chillies – 8 (slit length wise) roasted bengal gram (vepudu senagapappu) – 1 cup grated coconut – 1 cup oil – 1 tsp salt to taste for tempering oil – 2 tsps […]

pesarattu – upma a scrumptious and filling meal, perfect for a sunday brunch 🙂 pesarattu – upma – allam pacchadi (moong dal dosa,upma with ginger chutney) pesarattu – upma is one of the tastiest and traditional breakfast of Andhra Pradesh. Its made with moong dal or green gram lentil (also called pesalu in telugu). This […]