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Nipattu is a very simple deep fried snack made using rice flour and other spices. It is crispy and spicy and and is super addictive.

June 29, 2020 Tea Time Snacks

NIPattu – Homemade tea time snack

Nipattu has always been one of my favourite tea time snack. For me Nipattu is not just a tea time snack. I have it with lunch, dinner , with tea, coffee and in between as well :). Basically, I can’t resist a box of Nipattu sitting on the counter. Nipattu is a very simple deep…

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June 2, 2020 Dips and Accompaniments

INStant Mango Pickle – Maavinakaayi Uppinakaayi

Instant Uppinakaayi, which at home is known as Urgent Uppinkaayi or Dhideer Uppinakaayi is one of my most favourite Uppinakaayis. It takes 5 mins to make this instant Mango pickle and stays good for a week. Instant mango pickle is made during weddings and festivals as it is made for the occasion according to the…

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April 3, 2020 Basics

AVAlakki Mosaru Dose – Poha Curd Dosa

Avalakki Mosaru Dose or the Poha Curd Dosa made using Avalakki and mosaru is one of the easiest dosas to make. Avalakki Mosaru Dose is one of my favourite dosa as it is crisp, soft and is totally yum. Fried with ghee and butter makes it heavenly. The only important thing to remember in this…

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January 6, 2020 South Indian

KITtale Sippe Gojju – Orange Peel Curry

Kittale Sippe Gojju made of Orange peel is one of the winter delicacies of South India specially from Karnataka. It is bitter, sweet and spicy and tastes absolutely heavenly with hot steamed rice and ghee. Because this is the season for oranges, we are left with lot of orange peel. Apart from using it for…

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Gasagase Paayasa is a drink made using poppy seeds, coconut, cardamom and jaggery. Gasagase Paayasa is a simple paayasa, creamy, mild and can be had hot or cold. 

November 28, 2019 Drinks

GASagase Paayasa – Poppy seed drink from Karnataka

Gasagase Paayasa is a drink made using poppy seeds, coconut, cardamom and jaggery. Gasagase Paayasa is a simple paayasa, creamy, mild and can be had hot or cold. As a kid I never celebrated my birthday by cutting cakes. It was not in our tradition to cut cakes, blow candles and party. It was all…

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Mix all the dry ingredients in a bowl. All purpose flour, rice flour, salt, curry leaves, jeera, green chillies, coconut pieces, ginger, baking soda and mix well. Add curd and water, and make a thick batter.  Cover and let the batter rest for 15 minutes. After 15 minutes the batter will be fluffy and airy. Heat the oil in a wok. Heat it on low to medium heat. Once the oil it hot, take the batter in your hand and drop a tablespoon measure of batter into the oil.  Just see if the oil is hot enough and the Bonda starts sizzling. If the oil is fine, drop more dumplings into the oil and fry on medium low heat till it is nice and golden. Take it out onto a kitchen towel to remove the excess oil. Serve it hot with Coconut chutney or Rasam.

January 10, 2019 Tea Time Snacks

MYSore Bonda – Crispy, Fluffy, Deep fried dumplings

Mysore Bonda, are these small deep-fried dumplings which are crispy outside and fluffy and soft inside and is usually served with coconut chutney. I love it dipped in garlic rasam as well. Mysore Bonda, is perfectly crisp and fluffy with bits of coconut in it. Ingredients 1 cup – All purpose flour 1/4 cup – Rice…

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Hunase Gojju is Tangy, Spicy, Sweet Curry. Hunase Gojju is a speciality of Karnataka, one of the South- Indian states. Food photography and Foodstyling by Madhuri Aggarwal.

December 21, 2016 South Indian

HUNase Gojju – Indian Tamarind Curry

Hunase Gojju is Tangy, Spicy, Sweet Tamarind Curry. Hunase Gojju is a speciality of Karnataka, one of the South- Indian states. It is also prepared in Tamilnadu with slight variation known as Vatta kozhambu. It just cleanses your palette. It awakens your taste buds… I love Hunase Gojju so so much that i can have…

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October 28, 2016 Indian Sweets

JALebi

HAPPY DHANTERAS TO EVERYONE!! This is my recipe in this new series of Diwali Desserts. I already posted the recipes of Jaggery Kulfi, Obattu , Kobbari Mithai and Saffron Rose Panacotta  Jalebi is one of my favourite sweets amongst all other Indian sweets. These crisp swirls , dipped in sugar syrup just taste heavenly. Have…

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Obattu/Holige/Puran Poli is one of the traditional sweet dish of India. The process is very similar to making a stuffed paratha/ Stuffed Indian bread.

October 26, 2016 Indian Sweets

OBBattu – Holige – Puran Poli

  This is my recipe in this new series of Diwali Desserts. I already posted the recipes of Jaggery Kulfi, Kobbari Mithai , Jalebi and Saffron Rose Panacotta  Obattu/Holige/Puran Poli is one of the traditional sweet dish of India. The process is very similar to making a stuffed paratha/ Stuffed Indian bread. Obattu/Holige/Puran Poli is always…

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September 12, 2016 Curry

MAMbazha Pulissery – Mango Curry

Onam is just a couple of days away and i am just trying to make few of my favourites dishes from Kerala.  Mambazha Pulissery is a Mango curry, that is sweet and tangy. I first had this curry at my neighbours house. I can’t stop making this ever since. I am sure to finish up…

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About Madhuri

An accessory designer,an artist, a mother of a toddler and someone who loves cooking, trying my hand on blogging as well. Cooking for me is no different from painting or designing a lamp. It gives the same joy of playing with taste, texture like i get while playing with colours.

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