HomeMORERegional

Regional

Green Peas Curry | Maharashtrian style Matar chi Usal

Green Peas curry – fresh winter peas cooked in a spicy, green gravy. Fresh green peas are in season and there are umpteen number of...

Sprouted Horsegram Curry | Maharashtrian Horsegram Curry | Kulith Usal

Sprouted Horsegram Curry – a delicious, nutritious curry made with protein rich, sprouted horsegram. Horsegram/Kulith/ Hulga, the highly ignored pulse is known to be rich...

Red Amaranth Stir-fry | Tambdi Bhaji | Laal Maat Bhaji

Red Amaranth Stir-fry – a simple stir fry, flavoured with garlic, onion and coconut. Red Amaranth / Laal Maat /Laal Saag/Laal Math/ Tambdi Bhaji  is ...

Brined Mango Chutney | Neer Mavinakayi Chutney | Neer Uppad Kukku Chutney

Brined Mango Chutney/ Neer Uppad Kukku Chutney –  a Mangalorean style chutney made with brined raw mangoes. The seasonal raw mangoes are preserved for the...

Sajjige Bajeel | Poha with Upma | traditional Mangalorean breakfast

Sajjige Bajeel is a  typical Mangalorean breakfast dish. It is a combination of sweet and spicy poha served with upma. Sajjige and Bajeel are Tulu...

Paneer Ghee Roast

Paneer Ghee Roast – a delicious, Mangalorean style vegetarian ghee roast recipe  with paneer . It was Shetty Lunch Home in Kundapur, where a dish...

Brined Raw Jackfruit Sukka | Uppad Pachir Sukka | Uppad Pachir  Ajadina

Brined Raw Jackfruit Sukka or Uppad Pachir Sukka as it is known in Tulu (language spoken by people in south west part of Karnataka)...

Brined Jackfruit Rind Chutney | How to brine jackfruit rind and make chutney

Brined Jackfruit Rind Chutney – Jackfruit rinds are cut into small pieces and preserved in salt water, which later is used to make chutney....

Egg Stumbler | Bread Masala | Mangalorean street food

Egg stumbler is one of the popular street snacks of Mangalore. I stumbled upon egg stumbler on a social media platform, couple of months back. ...

Chinch Gulachi Aamti | Maharashtrian Aamti recipe | Dal with tamarind and jaggery

Chinch Gulachi Aamti – a classic Maharashtrian lentils preparation. Chinch means tamarind and gul means jaggery in Marathi. Chinch Gulachi Aamti literally translates to  lentil...
- Advertisement -spot_img

A Must Try Recipe