Vegetarian Recipe Blog
Moringa leaves stir-fry, also known as is a simple yet nutritious dish packed with flavor and health benefits. In Kannada, moringa leaves are called Nugge Soppu , and in Marathi, they are known as Shevga Patta This stir-fry is typically prepared with fresh moringa leaves sautéed in coconut oil, along with onions, garlic, and spices. Some variations include grated coconut […]
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Jowar thalipeeth is a traditional Maharashtrian flatbread made from sorghum flour (jowar), blended with spices and vegetables to create a nutritious and flavorful dish. This gluten-free flatbread is packed with fiber and essential nutrients, making it a great choice for a healthy meal. The dough is typically prepared by mixing jowar flour with finely chopped onions, green chilies, coriander, and […]
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Raw mango thokku is a spicy and tangy South Indian pickle that bursts with bold flavors. Made from grated raw mangoes, this relish/pickle is slow-cooked with a blend of red chili powder, turmeric, coriander seeds powder, all tempered in oil. The result is a thick, spicy, and slightly sour condiment that pairs well with curd rice, dosa, or even chapati. […]
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Cauliflower yogurt rice is a nice twist on the traditional rice-based yogurt dish, offering a lighter and nutrient-packed alternative. Instead of relying on the usual cooked white rice, this version uses grated or frozen riced cauliflower as its base, which is low in calories and carbohydrates while being rich in vitamins and fiber. The cauliflower is usually steamed or lightly […]
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Benne means butter in Kannada and Murukku mean crunchy savory snack. Murukku is also known as chakali is a traditional treat made during festivals of Diwali and Krishna Janmashtami. There are so many variations of this chakli, but this is a tried and a tested one, the one I can rely one. I learnt this recipe from my mom who […]
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It feels good posting a recipe after a long time. It’s been ages since I posted my last recipe here at Redchillies. Family commitments and other priorities took over and blogging took a back seat, lo and behold it’s about 5 years of break. Sounds cliched, but then times flies so fast, isn’t it? I started blogging here when my […]
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I was looking for an easy recipe of podi that did not use dry coconut in the podi. While searching I found this recipe that was close to what I was looking for; readily available ingredients, easy to cook, grind and hassle free storage. As an added bonus this recipe does not use any oil while roasting and so stays […]
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