Chicken Potato Chops combine softly mashed potatoes with a flavorful spiced minced chicken filling, coated with bread crumbs and pan-fried until golden and crisp. This simple yet satisfying snack brings together everyday ingredients into a treat that’s loved by kids and adults alike — perfect for teatime or a party starter. Why Chicken Potato Chops … Continue reading Chicken Potato Chops – A Comforting Crispy Snack
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Chicken Rice Changu is a unique and delightful snack that blends minced chicken with soft rice flour dough, crafted into adorable shapes and steamed to tender perfection. Tender chicken seasoned with spices fills each fragrant rice flour cup, creating a satisfying bite that’s equally great as a snack or light meal. This recipe combines simple … Continue reading Chicken Rice Changu – Savory Steamed Chicken & Rice Flour Bites
Pazhampori, also known as Banana Flakes or lovingly called “Bolly” in some regions of Kerala, is one of the most popular traditional tea-time snacks. Made using ripe Kerala bananas coated in a mixture of rice flour batter and deep-fried until golden, Pazhampori is enjoyed both as a snack and a comfort food across generations. Simple … Continue reading Delicious Pazhampori (Banana Flakes) – A Traditional Kerala Two-in-One Snack
Chicken Upma is a delicious and satisfying twist on the classic South Indian upma. By adding tender pieces of chicken to semolina (rava), this dish becomes a wholesome and flavorful meal that works perfectly for breakfast, brunch, lunch, or dinner. It combines the light texture of traditional upma with savory chicken and aromatic spices for … Continue reading Chicken Upma Recipe
Egg Thoran is a quick, homely Kerala-style stir-fry made with egg, onion, tomato, and mild spices. Prepared in minutes, this dish is a lifesaver on busy days, unexpected guest visits, or when you want a nutritious side without elaborate cooking. Rooted in Kerala’s everyday kitchen traditions, Egg Thoran follows the same philosophy as most Thoran … Continue reading Quick and Easy Egg Thoran – A Simple Kerala Side Dish
Unniappam is one of Kerala’s most beloved traditional sweet snacks, deeply rooted in cultural and religious practices. It is commonly prepared as Nercha (offering) in churches and temples, and also enjoyed as a tea-time snack in many homes. Traditionally, Unniappam is cooked in a special iron pan called the Unniyappam chatti. However, this recipe is … Continue reading Unniappam – A Traditional Kerala Sweet with Sacred Roots
Kozhakotta is a cherished traditional snack from Kerala, especially associated with the Christian community. It is traditionally prepared on the eve of Palm Sunday, known as Kozhakotta Saturday (Kozhakotta Shani), making it a dish deeply connected to cultural and religious observances. Although Kozhakotta is now commonly available in bakeries throughout the year, the homemade version … Continue reading Traditional Kerala Kozhakotta – A Steamed Sweet for Special Occasions
Instant Curd Curry is a simple, mildly spiced dish prepared when time is limited but a wholesome accompaniment is needed. Made with fresh yogurt, lightly sautéed onions, and aromatic spices, this curry comes together in minutes without long cooking. It is especially useful on busy mornings or quick lunch preparations, offering comfort, balance, and freshness … Continue reading Simple Curd Curry – A Comforting Kerala Recipe
Curd Potato Pachadi is a gentle, comforting dish made with soft boiled potatoes simmered in a lightly spiced yogurt base. This mild curry is commonly prepared when a cooling, non-spicy accompaniment is preferred, especially alongside rice-based meals. With its creamy texture and subtle flavours, this pachadi offers balance and softness to a traditional meal. Why … Continue reading Curd Potato Pachadi – A Mild Yogurt-Based Side
Crispy Bitter Gourd Kondattam is a bold and flavourful side dish prepared using sun-dried bitter gourd slices coated with simple spices and deep-fried until crisp. This preparation transforms the natural bitterness of pavakka (bitter gourd) into a crunchy, savoury accompaniment that enhances everyday meals. Traditionally prepared in batches and stored, kondattam reflects Kerala’s age-old practice … Continue reading Bitter Gourd Kondattam – Traditional Pavakka Varuthathu
Spiced Potato Curry without onions is a quick and comforting preparation made using basic pantry spices and coconut oil. This dish is ideal for days when onions are avoided or unavailable, yet a flavorful curry is still desired. With soft potatoes gently coated in spices, this curry is light, satisfying, and easy to pair with … Continue reading Spiced Potato Curry Without Onion – A Simple Home-Style Dish
Instant Tomato Chutney is a quick and flavorful side dish prepared using ripe tomatoes, basic spices, and coconut oil. This chutney is commonly made when fresh tomatoes are available and time is limited, making it a practical everyday addition to meals. With its balance of mild spice, warmth, and natural tanginess, this chutney pairs well … Continue reading Instant Tomato Chutney – A Simple Homestyle Accompaniment
Chenda Kappa is a quick and comforting tapioca snack enjoyed in many Kerala homes. Made with freshly peeled tapioca cooked simply with turmeric, curry leaves, and salt, this dish reflects the beauty of minimal ingredients and honest home cooking. Traditionally eaten as a light snack or humble meal, cooked tapioca has long been valued for … Continue reading Chenda Kappa – Simple Kerala Tapioca Snack
Fish Kozhambu is a wholesome and flavourful Kerala-style fish curry where tender fish is steamed with aromatic spices, creating a dish that’s both nourishing and delicious. This healthy recipe avoids excess oil and focuses on steamed cooking, letting natural spices infuse into the fish for clean, bright flavours. 🐟 Why This Fish Kozhambu Is Healthy … Continue reading Fish Kozhambu – A Light Kerala-Style Steamed Fish Curry
Home-Style Stuffed Snake Gourd is a comforting, pan-fried dish where tender snake gourd pieces are filled with a richly spiced minced meat mixture and gently cooked until soft and golden. This is a simple, modern home preparation that brings together vegetables, protein, and warm spices in a balanced and satisfying way. The mild flavour of … Continue reading Stuffed Snake Gourd – A Simple Home-Style Meat Dish
This Blazing Red Pork Curry is a traditional Kerala-style pork preparation known for its deep red colour, bold spices, and slow-cooked richness. Made using Kashmiri chilli paste, aromatic whole spices, and kudampuli water, this curry looks intensely fiery but delivers a balanced, rounded heat rather than sharp pungency. In earlier days, when refrigerators were not … Continue reading Kerala Red Pork Curry with Kudampuli
Kallappam is a traditional fermented rice pancake from Kerala. The name comes from the word “kallu” (toddy), which was originally used to ferment the batter. In olden days, yeast was not available, but toddy trees were plenty, and fresh toddy was commonly found in almost every household. Today, the situation is the opposite—yeast is easily … Continue reading Kallappam Recipe (Traditional Toddy Appam)
Poochayappam, also known as Kumbilappam, is a traditional sweet from Kerala that reflects the wisdom of seasonal cooking. It is usually prepared during the jackfruit season, when ripe jackfruit is naturally abundant and fragrant. Steamed gently in Edana leaves (Cinnamomum malabathrum / vazhana), this sweet carries an earthy aroma and a soft texture that cannot … Continue reading Poochayappam (Kumbilappam) – A Traditional Leaf-Steamed Sweet from Kerala
Indulge in the delectable flavors of a No Coconut Chicken Roast, a delightful dish that brings together tender roasted chicken with a tantalizing blend of aromatic spices. Perfect for those seeking a tropical-inspired dish without coconut, this recipe offers a mouthwatering alternative that doesn't compromise on taste. Get ready to savor a succulent and flavorful chicken roast that's a true culinary delight.
Kaya Upperi, a beloved everyday dish in Kerala homes, turns humble raw banana into a soft, flavourful stir-fry in minutes. Before packaged snacks and heavy foods became common, this simple banana dish was a go-to for busy mornings, quick lunches, or a light side with rice. Here, un ripe Kerala banana meets mild spices, curry … Continue reading Kaya Upperi – Kerala-Style Raw Banana Stir-Fry
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