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My mom's one of the special is pongal sambar, she used to do whenever she prepare pongal..tasty sambar, easy to prepare..this sambar goes very well with idli, dosais too..made with brinjal(eggplant) n with split green gram dal, this sambar tastes awesome…as this sambar will be mild, can feed even kids very easily..
Kathirikkai pachaiparuppu sambar/Pongal paasiparuppu sambar/Pongal kathirikkai sambar/ brinjal sambar/greengram brinjal sambar
Evening tiffion, Dinner
One of the popular breakfast dishes in Tamilnadu.Here i've posted very easy method to prepare pongal.
Aval (flaked rice/poha), this sweet my mother prepares for every Tamil varusha pirapu. As today is Tamil New Year I would like to share this recipe with you all.
Sambar Powder or Sambar Podi is a blend of spices & lentils from South India that is added to sambar to make it extra flavorful and tasty.
Instant Bread Vadai – Bread Vada- Instant Bread Vada Recipe – How to make Instant bread vada – this deep fried snack goes well with a cup of coffee or tea or as a side for any south Indian idli dosa pongal breakfast kind of dish. Can be made under 15 with few ingredients from your kitchen. I personally not…
Moong Dal Khichdi – a one pot dish…termed “comfort food” perfect for a monday eve dinner 😀 Technically its Maharashtrian dish but resembles our south indian pongal with added onion, tomatoes & garam masala…As such does not need any special side dish.. a simple applam / pickle will do for this, i always liked with fish fry or simple potato…
Kulcha– a north indian style flat bread which is often baked in tandoor oven and most sought after main ordered at restaurants. Instead of making the usual chapathi for dinner tried this for a change… nothing complicated just a few ingredients, used a regular tawa and cooked over stove top and over direct flame. There you go 🙂 restaurant style…
Vegetable Gotsu is an easy accompaniment for Idli dosa or Pongal. Normally gotsu is made with dal and veggie combination with no ginger garlic in it but this idea adapted from one of those Arusuvai Idhu thani suvai TV program by Mrs. Revathy Shanmugam where she shares making a gotsu using ginger garlic paste which gives kind of a masala…
Millets can be used to make upma, dosa, idli, vada, bajjis/pakoras, murrukus/chakkli, nipatlu, pongal, mudda (dumpling), khichdi, pulav/biryani, kheer/payasam, baked products such as bread and biscuits, or just boiled as rice. It can be easily substituted for rice and wheat. Amma makes idli, dosa, pongal, payasam and what not… with these millets as its easily available in India. I’ve already…
