Chakka Kuru Olath – Jackfruit Seed Stir-Fry (Kerala Style)

Chacka kuru, or jackfruit seeds, are an often-overlooked part of Kerala’s traditional cooking. In earlier households, nothing from the jackfruit tree was wasted. The seeds were cleaned, cooked, and turned into nourishing side dishes that were filling, flavourful, and economical. This chacka kuru olath is a simple stir-fry made with cooked jackfruit seeds, onions, spices, … Continue reading Chakka Kuru Olath – Jackfruit Seed Stir-Fry (Kerala Style)

Multigrain Bread Sandwich Recipe

Multigrain bread sandwich is a wholesome everyday recipe that brings together simple ingredients for a light yet satisfying meal. Using multigrain bread with seeds like flax, pumpkin, and sesame adds natural fibre and minerals to your plate. Combined with fresh vegetables, egg, and a little cheese, this sandwich makes a balanced, easy meal without heaviness. … Continue reading Multigrain Bread Sandwich Recipe

Traditional Spicy Fish Pickle

Fish pickle has long been a treasured preparation in traditional Kerala kitchens, especially in coastal homes. Made to preserve fish for longer periods, it was prepared with care using generous spices, oil, and vinegar. What began as a practical method of preservation is today enjoyed as a rich delicacy, valued for its deep flavour and … Continue reading Traditional Spicy Fish Pickle

Traditional Raw Mango Chutney

Raw mango chutney is one of the most common and beloved preparations from traditional Kerala homes. In earlier days, this chutney was made in almost every household—rich or poor—during mango season. The ingredients were simple, affordable, and easily available, making it an everyday side dish rather than a special treat. What was once daily food … Continue reading Traditional Raw Mango Chutney