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Vella Dosai
Breakfast

Vella Dosai | Wheat Jaggery dosa

Vella Dosai is a quick and healthy breakfast recipe that kids will enjoy. This is an age-old recipe that has been passed down through my family. If you’re in no mood to cook anything elaborate this 3-ingredient Vella Dosai will come to your rescue and make your breakfast a super hit.

 
Spicy Masala Chai
Drinks

Spicy Masala Chai

Spicy Masala chai is masala chai with a twist. Do you love drinking chai after eating spicy food? Then this chai is for you. Black tea leaves are simmered in milk and water along with ginger, cardamom, cloves, and green chili. Yes, that’s right! Green chili lends a subtle heat to the chai giving it a kick. Come on now, be adventurous, and give it a try! I promise you’ll love it.

 
Thakkali Thokku
Appetizers and Sides

Thakkali Thokku | Tomato Thokku

Thakkali Thokku is a concentrated chutney of sorts made from tomatoes, flavored with red chili powder and fenugreek powder. It can be mixed with rice to make flavorful tomato rice. It can also be had as an accompaniment to idli, dosas, and chappatis. A little goes a long way and one jar will last you an entire week. It’s perfect for a quick breakfast or dinner.

 
Haldi Doodh
Drinks

Haldi Doodh (Golden Milk or Turmeric Milk)

Golden milk, also known as Haldi Doodh or Turmeric milk is an age-old drink that has a multitude of health benefits. It’s a popular nightcap in India and has been hailed for its anti-inflammatory and immunity-boosting properties. Drink it every night just before you go to bed and reap the health benefits.

 
Akkaravadisal
Desserts

Akkaravadisal Recipe

Akkaravadisal is a rich and indulgent sweet dish made from rice, moong dal, and milk. It is very similar to sakkarai Pongal, except that the rice and dal are entirely cooked in milk. This Akkaravadisal recipe is an authentic recipe from Srirangam. Prepare Akkaravadisal this […]

 
Badam Burfi Badam Katli
Desserts

Badam Burfi with Almond Flour

Badam Burfi is an easy last-minute Diwali sweet. You can whip this up in less than 20 minutes. Perfect for the busy folks! It’s fudgy soft with hints of saffron, cardamom and rose, that will have your taste buds tickling. It’s a perfect gift idea, if you’re into giving away homemade sweets that don’t involve slogging away hours in the kitchen.