I had announced the Dosa Month @ RedChillies in the month of March, and during that month I had posted only Dosa (Indian savory pancakes)recipes. To us Dosa +chutney is comfort, go to food and we love Dosas of any type. I did not get the opportunity to post all the Dosas recipes that I had planned for this event. Being the ardent Dosa lover, I am pretty sure I will be doing another Dosa month soon, so please stay tuned for that. OK, now for the roundup. Sorry for the delay in posting the roundup. Of course there are…
- Easy Vegetarian Recipes
- Indian Festival Recipes
- Karnataka Recipes
- Konkani Recipes
- Low Fat Recipes
- Pasta Salads & Soups
- Sankranthi/ Pongal Recipes
- Vegan Recipes
Carrot Kosambari/ Carrot Lentil Salad
Kosambari is a traditional salad in Karnataka. It is prepared during major festivals, auspicious occasions, and marriages and even offered as ‘prasada’ in temples. This is also called as Koshimbir in Konkani and Maharashtra and is very easy to prepare. Kosambari does not involve any cooking, it is basically a mix of soaked lentils and vegetable of choice (cucumber or carrot or both) with right seasoning. It is healthy, high in protein and also has a cooling effect on the body. This is one salad, we love to have during summers. I have already posted the Cucumber Kosambari recipe here.…
- Breakfast/ Brunch /Tiffin Varieties
- Easy Vegetarian Recipes
- Indian Festival Recipes
- Karnataka Recipes
- Konkani Recipes
- Low Fat Recipes
- Rice, Kichidi Pulao Varieties
- Sankranthi/ Pongal Recipes
- Vegan Recipes
Easy Coconut Rice Recipe, South Indian style
In India coconut is one of the most common offerings to God. Since is considered ‘sreshtha’ (superior) and auspicious it is offered as a way of prayer. It is first de-husked, broken along with the shell and then offered. After that the coconut is treated as part of prasadam and is consumed by making variety of eatables. Being a Konkani, coconut is a part of our everyday food. The morning ritual starts by breaking a coconut offering it to God and making some preparations out of it. There are lots of recipes sweet, savory and curries that use coconut. In…