A comforting Kerala-style chickpea dish About This Recipe In grandma’s kitchen, simple ingredients turn into hearty and nourishing meals. This Large Chickpea Soupy is prepared with soft, wholesome chickpeas gently cooked in spices and finished with a traditional coconut oil tempering. It is light, flavorful, and perfect for everyday meals. These chickpeas are different from … Continue reading Chickpea Gravy – A Simple Soupy Home-Style Dish
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This quick dal curry is one of those dependable home dishes our grandmothers made on rushed mornings or unexpected days. With no onions to chop and no time to grind masala, this curry comes together with basic pantry ingredients and gentle spices. It is light, comforting, and pairs well with almost any meal. Why This … Continue reading Simple Dal Curry Without Onion
This apple, banana, and honey cake is a wholesome homemade dessert prepared without maida (all-purpose flour). Made using wheat flour, fruits, honey, and gentle spices, this cake is soft, naturally sweet, and suitable for those looking for a healthier alternative to refined flour cakes. Prepared using everyday kitchen ingredients, this cake reflects the traditional practice … Continue reading Apple, Banana and Honey Cake Without Maida
Coriander Mango Chutney A fresh and tangy chutney made with coriander leaves, raw mango, coconut, and gentle spices—simple, seasonal, and full of traditional flavour. About This Chutney This coriander mango chutney reflects the simplicity of traditional home kitchens, where fresh herbs, seasonal fruits, and minimal ingredients created powerful flavours. Prepared without cooking, it is light … Continue reading Coriander Mango Chutney
Prawns Kanthari is a classic Kerala coastal dish prepared with fresh prawns, crushed green chillies, and aromatic spices. Known for its bold heat and rustic flavour, this recipe reflects the simplicity of traditional home-style seafood cooking where fresh ingredients and gentle cooking bring out the best taste. Cooked in coconut oil and slow-sautéed with onions … Continue reading Prawns Kanthari – A Spicy Homestyle Kerala Prawn Dish
Ingredients Cheera/spinach – 2 Cups (Cut into fine)Onion – 1Turmeric – 1/2 TeaspoonGreen Chilli – 2 or 3Ginger – 1 small pieceCoconut Oil – 1Table spoonEggs – 2Curry leave – 5 leavesPepper powder – ½ Teaspoon Preparation Chop the Muta Cheera (Ceylon Spinach), Onion, Ginger and Green Chilly into fine pieces. Beat the eggs adding … Continue reading Muta Cheera Thoran
Healthy eating does not have to be complicated. This instant green gram salad made with sprouted green gram is one of those simple dishes our grandmothers trusted for strength and nourishment. Fresh, lightly spiced, and full of plant protein, this salad can be enjoyed as a light meal or as a healthy side dish. With … Continue reading Instant Yummy Cheru Payar (Green Gram) Salad – A Simple Grandma-Style Healthy Dish
Ripe Kerala bananas should never be wasted, This soft and aromatic banana halva gently transforms steamed Nendran bananas (plantain) into a rich yet comforting dessert that children enjoy and elders trust. Cooked slowly with jaggery, coconut milk, and ghee, this halva reflects traditional kitchen wisdom where patience matters more than shortcuts and food is prepared … Continue reading Easy & Yummy Banana Halva – A Traditional Grandma-Style Sweet Treat
Leftover rice need not end up in the bin, ayyo! This leftover rice custard recipe gently transforms plain cooked rice into a soft, creamy dessert that children love and elders appreciate. Prepared with coconut, milk, and mild natural sweetness, this traditional grandma-style sweet is light on the stomach and perfect as an evening or after-meal … Continue reading Leftover Rice Custard Recipe | A Simple Grandma-Style Sweet Treat
A nourishing homemade shake prepared using cooked jackfruit seeds, coconut milk, and gentle spices. This traditional-style drink is filling, naturally sweet, and a wonderful way to use jackfruit seeds that are often discarded. In many Kerala homes, jackfruit seeds were never wasted. They were boiled, sun-dried, roasted, or ground into simple preparations that kept the … Continue reading Chacka Kuru Shake (Jackfruit Seed Shake)
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