By Radha Arvindh, on December 9th, 2007 12:43 pm
Stuffed Rice Roti: This is purely a home made dish prepared with rice flour interior and maida outer layer. It is similar to a stuffed paratha, but we use rice flour for stuffing instead of veggies. Maida forms the outer cover. It's a very tasty dish ideal for breakfast or dinner. A dish strongly recommended for diet conscious people as it requires very little oil.
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By Mullai, on November 2nd, 2007 9:23 am
Though there are a thousand varieties of rasam, this particular type seems to please our taste buds with mild energising flavour. This famous dish is from Mysore, often prepared during great feast at the palace to serve the Kings and Queens (general myth). Well not anymore… it can be made in your own kitchen with ease and don't really have to be kings and queens to get a taste of this royal rasam.
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By Radha Arvindh, on October 16th, 2007 7:05 am
Bisi Bele Bath is an authentic and by far the most distinctive dish of Karnataka which is prepared with a unique combination of Rice,lentil(dhal),assorted veggies and other ground spices.It is very similar to 'Sambar Sadham' of Tamil Nadu except that, it has his own distinct flavour.Ideal to have this dish for lunch. There are different ways of preparing this dish.Here is one way of preparation from my end.
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By Mullai, on October 13th, 2007 7:54 pm
Famous sweet dish from Karnataka, made with Gram Flour (Chickpea Flour / Kadhalai Maavu / Besan) and sugar, mixed with generous amount of ghee, to make it, the most craved dessert item of South India. Quality ingredients, measures and method are very important to prepare this, every step counts, light change in any of the above might end up turning into a thick stone. Actually there are 2 different versions, the soft way (like the famous Sri Krishna Sweets Mysore Pak) and the crumb-lee version (slightly thick with crumblier texture on the top, like how, street side sweet walas make). Here, I've attempted typical home style soft version, though, not great looking, turned out with a decent taste and texture.
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By Mullai, on October 9th, 2007 8:34 am
Upkari is a term used for any stir fry dishes in Konkani. This dish would be primarily made with any one veggie with the combination of potatoes. Here I've made an attempt to combine cabbage with potatoes, lightly tempered, well seasoned with soft channa dal and garnished with fresh grated coconut. . . . → Read More: Cabbage Upkari
By PriyaManjunath, on February 19th, 2007 6:22 pm Bisi Bele Bhath is the signature dish of Karnatak. A one dish meal easy to cook, very filling, and nutritious.
Ingredients:
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Rice – 1 cup Red gram(Thuvaraparippu) – 3/4 cup Onions(peeled) – 1 cup Potatoes(diced) – 1 cup Peas – 3/4 cup Tomatoes(Large) – 2 nos Tamarind juice – 2 tbsp Salt – As reqd Ghee – 3 tbsp Oil – 4 tbsp Bisibele bhath masala powder-2 tsp Turmeric powder – 1/2 tsp Chilly powder – As reqd Chopped coriander leaves Fresh grated coconut |
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By muralikalpana, on November 5th, 2006 12:08 pm Easy to do and tasty too. . . . → Read More: Tomato soup
By Mullai, on October 27th, 2006 5:07 pm
Special blend of spices to make Eggplant rice, a popular dish from Karnataka. . . . → Read More: Vangi Bhath powder
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