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Padengi Juice | Moong Juice | Green gram juice

Padengi Juice is a traditional drink from Tulunad, the coastal region of Karnataka. About the recipe Padengi Juice is a natural coolant made using green gram...

Pundi Gassi – Traditional Mangalorean Breakfast

Pundi Gassi, a traditional Mangalorean breakfast is soft rice dumplings, steamed and then simmered in a fragrant coconut-based masala. It is one of those humble Mangalorean dishes...

Bhindi Ambade Saar | Okra & Hog Plum Curry

Bhindi Ambade Saar - A simple and flavourful Mangalorean curry made with tender okra, tangy hog plums and a freshly ground coconut masala. After a...

Batate Batani Gassi | Potato & Dried Green Peas Curry

If you enjoy vegetarian Mangalorean recipes, Batate Batani Gassi is a recipe that deserves a place in your kitchen. This comforting curry combines dried...

Marwai da Adde | Traditional Mangalorean one pot meal

Marwai Da Adde – a comforting one-pot Mangalorean delicacy where pieces of kappa rotti are soaked in spicy clam curry. Some recipes  remind us of...

Basale Kudu Saar | Malabar Spinach Horsegram Curry

Basale Kudu Saar is a wholesome Mangalorean curry made with Malabar spinach and horsegram. Some recipes instantly bring back memories of simple home-cooked meals, family...

Sweet Pundi | Mangalorean sweet dumplings

Sweet Pundi  - Rice Dumplings (Pundi) with coconut jaggery filling from the Mangalorean cuisine. About Sweet Pundi Traditionally, making pundi involves soaking and grinding rice — a...

Kuduta Saar | Horsegram Saar

Kuduta Saar — A Bowl of Coastal Comfort In the traditional kitchens of Mangalore, some recipes are more than just food — they are memories...

Rajgira Paratha | Amaranth flour Paratha

Rajgira Paratha — A Wholesome Fasting Flatbread Rajgira (amaranth) has been part of our traditional kitchens for generations. Long before it became known as a...

Nurge Soppu Sukka | Mangalorean Moringa Leaves Sabzi

Nurge Soppu Sukka — simple and nourishing sabzi made with moringa leaves. (Nurge Soppu in Tulu means Moringa leaves) Many of the foods now celebrated...
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