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How To Make Mango Pachadi: A Delightful South Indian Chutney For Summer

Summer is upon us and we’re continuously on a hunt for meals and drinks to supply a aid from the scorching warmth exterior. Whether it is a bowl of refreshing salad or a tall glass of lassi or sherbet, we discover a wide range of choices to chill us down from inside. Then there are seasonal delicacies – take mango as an example. Rightly known as the king of fruits, we attempt to sneak mango in…

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Garam Masala Avakaya Pachadi |పక్కా కొలతలతో పోపు లేకుండా నోరూరించే మసాలా ఆవకాయ

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Garam Masala Avakaya Pachadi |పక్కా కొలతలతో పోపు లేకుండా నోరూరించే మసాలా ఆవకాయ

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Garam Masala Mango Pickle

Prep Time

1 hr

Resting Time

2 d

  Welcome to Hyderabadi Ruchulu! 🌟 Today, let's see how to prepare Garam Masala Avakaya Pachadi. Garam Masala Mango Pickle is a flavorful and tangy South Indian condiment that combines the tartness of green mangoes with the rich, aromatic spices of garam masala.

Course: Pickles

Cuisine: Indian

Ingredients

1 kg Green mango Pieces

250 gms Garlic Cloves (Crushed)

100 gms Garlic Cloves (Whole)

5-6 Cardamom

10-12 Cloves

1/2 tsp Shahjeera (Caraway Seeds)

4-5 Cinnamon Sticks (Small)

1 Bay Leaf

3 tbsp Thin Mustard Seeds

3 tbsp Coriander Seeds

3 tsp Cumin Seeds

4 tsp Fenugreek Seeds

1 tsp Fennel Seeds

1 tbsp Jaggery

200 gms Chili Powder

100 gms Salt

250 gms Oil (unheated groundnut oil or any other oil of choice)

Instructions

1. Prep Mangoes:

Cut off the tops, wipe off the sap, and cut into desired pieces.

2. Roast Spices:

Roast coriander seeds on low flame.

Add cardamom, cloves, shahjeera, cinnamon, and bay leaf. Roast briefly and transfer to a mixie jar.

In the same pan, roast cumin and fenugreek seeds until they change color. Add mustard seeds and roast until they start to pop. Add these to the mixie jar.

Add fennel seeds and jaggery to the mixie jar and grind into a fine powder.

3. Prepare Chili Masala:

Mix the ground spice powder with chili powder, salt, and crushed garlic.

4. Coat Mango Pieces:

Dip a handful of mango pieces in oil, then coat with the chili masala mixture.

Repeat the process until all the mango pieces are coated with chili masala mixture.

Place coated pieces in a jar, adding whole garlic cloves.

5. Assemble Pickle:

Add any remaining chili masala and oil to the jar. Mix well, close the lid, and let it sit for 2 days.

6. Serve:

The pickle is ready when oil floats on top after 2 days. Enjoy!

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south asian!ballister part three!

it's times like these where I can't help but feel a little bad for people who have little to no interest in these headcanons, because this is my third day in a row posting these and I feel as though they may be clogging up the tags a little bit

oH WELL

speaking of, part one is here, and part two is here!

also, I saw someone asking if people can use these in their own headcanons or fics or art and YES, absolutely yes!! but if you do, please tag me (or whatever the equivalent of that is, I'm still very new to tumblr, this is like my fourth post) because I would love to see it!!

okay I ripped up tumblr to find this but this stream of headcanons is inspired by this post!

specifically this part "I find the idea of Nimona not being able to handle spicy food but loving it at the same time hilarious Especially considering the fact that they’re living with two Asian men and Asians don’t play about spice (I swear to this day my Mama burned both her and my tastebuds off) They try really hard to look tough and eat all the food they’re given But snot is running down their face and there are tears in their eyes and they need to take constant breaks Poor baby coughs when you add sriracha to their food Whereas Bal and Ambrosius are out here guzzling hot sauce like it’s water Nimona prays on their downfall while also begging the boys to teach them their ways"

credit to @a-dumb-sarcastic-bisexual for the above segment

so, naturally, ballister and ambrosius have an incredibly high spice tolerance

back in their institute days, they would have little contests on who could intake the most spice without faltering

neither of them could consistently best the other, it was inconsistent results and basically was just a 50/50 situation

ambrosius is the kind of person to eat a ghost pepper straight and be like "oh that's kind of spicy" in the most casual but mildly interested voice ever. as if he's pleasantly surprised

pre-canon, ambrosius would have bal test the spice level of dishes, but post-canon, he realized that wasn't the best idea, so he gave the job to nimona instead

there's this south asian condiment called "achaar", and it's basically... okay I have no idea how to explain it but the wikipedia definition is South Asian pickles, also known as Avalehikā, Uppinakaayi, Pachadi, Loncha or Noncha, Achaar, Athāṇu or Athāṇo or Athāna, Khaṭāī or Khaṭāin, Sandhan or Sendhan or Sāṇdhāṇo, Kasundi, or oorugaai is a pickled food made from a variety of vegetables and fruits preserved in brine, vinegar, edible oils, and various South Asian spices.

it basically adds a sort of tangy spicy flavor to your food

and while that sounds kind of strange I swear it's good

actually I don't like achaar very much but I've heard from family members that it's good LMAO

anyways, ballister uses it religiously. he LOVES that shit

there is a jar of achaar on the table at all times

ambrosius doesn't like it and it's too spicy for nimona, but they get it anyways because of how much ballister likes it

speaking of food,

there are certain south asian foods that ballister really holds close to his heart

like, he got them at the orphanage, but never at the institute

so like, street foods

specifically pani puri (also called golgappa and probably more names) because it's my favorite

for those of you who don't know what that is, it literally translates to "water (pani) deep fried bread (puri)" but that is the worst explanation ever so just google it

ballister, obviously, can't cook anything except rice and chai (I mean, seriously, just look at him. he's banned from the kitchen), so he never learned to make any of those traditional south asian recipes he loves

one day, post-canon, ambrosius finds a place that specializes in pani puri and remembers ballister describing them to him pre-canon and decides to grab some

he brings them home and when he shows ballister, Ballister was silent for a moment, a tantalizing, tense moment that had Ambrosius all but holding his breath. His anxiety began rising as his gaze flickered from Ballister to his setup on the table and back again. Maybe I misread his reminiscence all those years ago, Ambrosius panicked internally. Oh god, maybe I completely misremembered it and he has no connection to this at all. Or, worse, I crossed a line I shouldn't have even approached. "Uh," Ambrosius managed an awkward chuckle. "I saw a place, and it reminded me of something you once said, and I thought it might be a good idea but I guess it wasn't and I probably shouldn't have led with 'I have a surprise you'll like' because that just sets up expectations and-" His rapid-fire speech was completely silenced when Ballister crossed the room in a few long strides, cupped Ambrosius's face in his hands, whispered "I love you so much." in a voice that sounded almost choked up, and kissed him.

anyways, south asian food, especially street food, holds an incredibly special place in his heart

this last one I'm kind of torn on my approach to it, but it still felt worth throwing in the pot

horrible pakistani dramas

god I hate them

so, there are two options here

option A, ballister hates them too

he can't stand them, he complains about them whenever they come up, if for whatever reason he has to watch one he'll rip apart the plot so much so that the writers would never recover if they heard him

or option B, ballister has a love/hate relationship with them

because let's be real, no one other than my thrice divorced aunt ACTUALLY likes them

now option B can go a number of different ways

maybe bal really hates the idea of them and hates the plot, but goddamnit it, they STILL get him stupidly invested in the plot to the point where he's yelling at all the characters in urdu and on the verge of ugly crying and going on an angry rant and just bundling himself up in a miserable blanket blob

or maybe he hates them in theory, but they're a guilty pleasure that he only really indulges in for the kind of entertainment where it's so bad it's entertaining

I honestly have no clue if ANY of those are in character, but I'm sure if I shoot either one of them or some combination of multiple, it'll be at least slightly accurate, right?

finally, two super short ones!

ballister has a rule against no shoes in the house

"oh, but he's seen wearing shoes in the house in the movie!" uh, yeah, in a dusty ass abandoned tower. only AFTER he had it all cleaned out and actually furnished (post-canon) did he (and ambrosius!) start taking off their shoes indoors

and

he sits down to eat or drink

even just a glass of water, he'll sit down for it

even if 'sitting down' entails sitting on a table

it's just a force of habit at this point

looking at my notes, that is actually everything I have written down! this means that these headcanons will probably cease now, as it might take me a while to come up with more.

we'll see though!

-Storm

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How to make Peanut Coriander Chutney Recipe | Verusenaga Kothimeera Pachadi 

Peanut Coriander(Moongphali dhaniya)Chutney Are you looking to spice up your culinary adventures with a burst of flavour? Look no further than the delectable Peanut Coriander(Moongphali dhaniya)Chutney! This versatile condiment combines the rich, nutty goodness of peanuts with the vibrant freshness of coriander, creating a symphony of tastes that will elevate your dishes to new heights. Peanut…

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Effortless Enhancements: Order the Best Quality Curd for Elevated Dishes at Home

Curd, also known as yogurt, is a magical ingredient in Indian cuisine. It adds a delightful tang, creamy texture, and a touch of healthy goodness to countless dishes. But have you ever noticed that using high-quality curd can truly elevate your favorite recipes? Just a switch from an average curd to the best quality curd can make a world of difference!

Beyond Basic Curd: Unveiling the Secrets of Flavor

Let’s face it, not all curds are created equal. Some supermarket brands can be watery, lack flavor, and leave your dish tasting, well, just bland. Subiksha Foods’ best quality curd, however, is a different story. Made with fresh, creamy milk and traditional fermentation techniques, our curd boasts:

Rich, creamy texture: Subiksha’s curd is luxuriously thick and spoonable, adding a delightful body to your dishes.

Tangy, Fresh Flavor: The fermentation process creates a perfectly balanced tartness that elevates the flavors of your curries, raitas, and dips.

Natural Goodness: Made with minimal processing and no artificial additives, Subiksha’s curd delivers a healthy dose of probiotics and calcium.

Effortless Elevations for Everyday Dishes

Now, how can a simple ingredient like curd make such a big difference? Here are just a few ways using Subiksha Foods’ best quality curd can take your home cooking to the next level:

Creamier Curries: Subiksha’s curd adds a beautiful richness and flavor to your favorite curries, from silky Saag Paneer to hearty Lamb Rogan Josh.

Tangy Raitas: Take your raitas from good to great with the perfect balance of coolness and tang that Subiksha’s curd brings.

Flavorful Dips: Whip up flavorful dips like pachadi or cucumber raita using Subiksha’s curd as a base for an effortless crowd-pleaser.

Luscious Desserts: From creamy shrikhand to baked yogurt cakes, Subiksha’s curd adds a touch of tang and delightful texture to your sweet treats.

Unlock a World of Culinary Delights

Ready to experience the difference that the best quality curd can make in your cooking? Visit Subiksha Foods today and order your fresh, delicious curd online or find a nearby store! With Subiksha’s curd in your fridge, you’ll be ready to create restaurant-worthy dishes in your kitchen, effortlessly elevating your everyday meals.

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Mango Pachadi - Recipe of the Season

The season of sunshine and the season of juiciness are about to begin. Yes, it is the season of the king of fruits, the mango. The versatility of it is unmatched. Even though these are ripe and sweet, most of them don’t like to taste raw mangoes, which can be used as a major ingredient and made into delicious dishes. One of the most versatile dishes, especially in Tamil Nadu, is mango pachadi (Manga Pachadi). It is a dish made on the day of the Tamil New Year that represents all six flavours, which are sweet, salt, spice, bitter, sour, and astringency. So, in today’s blog, let us see how to make scrumptious mango pachadi alone with refined sunflower oil manufacturers.

Ingredients

Raw mango, medium -  Medium sized chopped

Turmeric Powder - ¼ tsp

Mustard Seeds - 1 tsp

Jaggery/Sugar - ½ cup

Curry Leaves - Few Strings

Asafoetida - a pinch

Oil

Salt as needed.

Methods

Before you begin, wash, peel, and chop the mangoes into medium-sized cubes.

Now powder or shred the jaggery. Soak the jaggery in warm water until immersed, and heat it till it dissolves and thickens. String consistency is not required. Once it's done, strain it and keep it aside.

In a pan or pressure cooker, boil the chopped mangoes until they are soft and mushy. 

Once it is done, add the jaggery syrup.

Cook it for a few more minutes and add salt. 

Side by side, in a pan, heat the oil. Once it heats, add the mustard seeds, dry red chilies, curry leaves, and asafoetida and let it splutter. Once done, keep it aside.

If the mango and jaggery mixture is still liquidy, add rice flour paste and boil for a few minutes on low heat to thicken. 

As it thickens, add the tempering, combine it well, and switch off.

A sweet, sour, and spicy mango pachadi is ready to be served. 

About Sundew Sunflower Oil:

Tamil Naadu Edible Oils is one of the leading cooking oil manufacturers in Tamil Nadu that produces premium-quality oil for cooking. As one of the best cooking oil manufacturers in Tamil Nadu, TNEO is committed to delivering quality oil that is affordable as well as light in texture. The refined oil from TNEO is fortified with vitamins and essential fatty acids, making it an ideal choice for all age groups. The oil is versatile and enhances the taste of every dish and every cuisine effortlessly. Choose sundew from TNEO — the best edible oil manufacturers in Tamil Nadu — to make tasty dishes.

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Food Practices In The North And South

Indian cuisine is globally known for its distinctive and commendable flavours. Amalgamating diverse spices and various typologies of curries is typical of Indian cuisine, yet regional tastes of Indian food tend to vary with respect to geography. Hence, food, bhojan, or khana are ways to understand the context of identity and its engagement with other cultures. The Food Affairs, more so recognized as Sarita Bazaz catering is a luxury catering service in Delhi that gives you a close look at cuisines and their processes, making, and eventually accepting the commonality of the essence in diversity throughout the country. Frequently referred to as Sarita Bajaj catering, our culinary specialist Sarita embodies a lighthearted demeanor and a can-do attitude that, despite occasional misspellings, she is being renowned for her unwavering commitment to delivering top-notch quality. In this article, she explains how locally sourced ingredients and flavour define a distinctive culinary experience.

Beginning in the north, the beautiful state of Kashmir is regarded not only for its beauty and tranquillity but also for its mild and richly flavored taste. Kahwa this article explains how locally sourced ingredients and flavour define a distinctive culinary experience. This article explains how locally sourced ingredients and flavour define a distinctive culinary experience. Is a prominent local cuisine here. Known as ‘Heaven in a teacup,’ this drink has a pleasant aroma and provides instant tranquillity and comfort, unlike any other beverage. Using whole spices and saffron keeps one well-equipped for the region’s frigid environment. Lyodur tschaman, a white cottage cheese with a thick sauce, is another regional delicacy of this area that showcases the local authenticity and mouthfeel through turmeric, spices, and cream. Dum aloo, another pleasant-tasting dish is a slow-cooked potato-based curry that is part of traditional Kashmiri cuisine. The use of fragrant and aromatic spices in the recipe, such as red chillies, garlic, ginger, cardamom, and fennel, distinguishes it from other dishes of the region. The red chilli powder, also known as degi mirch, gives the dish its vibrant red colour, letting it stand out among many other cuisines.

Labeled as a traditional city, Coimbatore is dominated by South Indian cuisine with Rice at its Heart. While most of Coimbatore’s population is multi-cultural due to the inflow of migrant populations from various parts of the country, the locals keep their rural flavour of serving food over a banana leaf called Elai Sapada. The spread on a clean green banana leaf holds its shape with a mound of steaming Rice beside it, Pachadi, Poriyal, and Avial. The masala used in these recipes is fresh and contains no artificial colours or flavours. ‘The hand is the spoon,’ and it is frequently seen with drips of Sambar and Rasam as each mouthful is seized to take in most of the fluid in the mouth. No meal is complete without the moor sadam and payasam that concludes all items in the meal provided.

When it comes to cuisine, there are many parallels and contrasts between the two distinct states. Both ultimately serve to be exceedingly wonderful, wowing people with their flavours, and celebrating their differences.

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Thakkali Pachadi / 5 நிமிடத்தில் அருமையான தக்காளி பச்சடி | How to make T...

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Pesarapappu Pachadi | Moong Dal Pachadi | how to make Moong Dal Pachadi | (పెసరపప్పు పచ్చడి) - E.A.T. easyvegrecipes

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Cucumber pachadi | Vellarikka pachadi

Cucumber pachadi | Vellarikka pachadi

Vellarikka pachadi Pachadi is a simple and delicious kerala style dish which is made using grated coconut, curd and mustard seeds. This is one of the main curry in Onam sadhya. Pachadi can be prepared with beetroot, mango,pineapple, etc. Here is the recipe of pachadi using cucumber which you can easily prepare under 30 minutes. This pachadi goes well with sambar rice as well as boiled rice. The…

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Gongura Pachadi in Telugu | Gongura Chutney Recipe

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Gongura Nuvvula Pachadi | Tasty Chutney

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Gongura Nuvvula Pachadi | Tasty Chutney

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Gongura Nuvvula Pachadi

Prep Time

20 mins

Cook Time

20 mins

  If you're looking for a delicious and easy-to-make chutney or pickle recipe that can be stored for up to 15-20 days, then look no further! Gongura nuvvula pachadi recipe features the flavors of gongura, also known as sorrel leaves, and nuvvulu, or sesame seeds. Here's how to make it:

Course: Pickles, Side Dish

Cuisine: Indian

Keyword: Gongura Nuvvula Pachadi

Ingredients

4 bunches Sorrel Leaves

1/4 cup Sesame Seeds

15 Green Chilies (as needed)

1 tsp Oil

Garlic (as needed)

Salt (as needed)

2 tbsp Oil

1 tsp Black Gram

1 tsp Bengal Gram

1/2 tsp Mustard Seeds

1/2 tsp Cumin Seeds

2 Red Chilies

2 sprigs Curry Leaves

1/2 tsp Turmeric Powder

Instructions

Chutney preparation

Clean and wash the sorrel leaves and set them aside.

Heat a pan and add the sesame seeds. Let them splutter and roast for a while, then set them aside.

To the same pan, add a tsp of oil and roast the green chilies until white spots appear. Set them aside.

In the same pan, add another tsp of oil and add the sorrel leaves. Cook until they are all soft. Add garlic as needed and turn off the flame.

Let the cooked sorrel leaves cool down completely, then add the roasted sesame seeds to a mixie jar and grind them once.

Add the roasted green chilies and cooked sorrel leaves to the mixie jar and grind them together with salt as needed.

Transfer the mixture to a mixing bowl.

For Tempering

In a pan, heat 2 tbsp of oil and add the black gram dal and bengal gram dal. Saute for a while.

Add the mustard seeds and cumin seeds and let them splutter.

Add the red chilies and curry leaves, then add the turmeric powder and mix well.

Add the temper to the chutney/pickle mixture and mix well.

Your tasty and delicious gongura nuvvula pachadi is now ready to enjoy!

This chutney/pickle can be stored in an airtight container for 15-20 days, making it a perfect addition to your meal prep routine. Enjoy it with rice, roti, or any other favorite dish.

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From Fridge to Flavorful Meals: Quick and Easy Recipes with Fresh Curd in Madurai

Introduction: In the warm embrace of Madurai, where the sun’s rays incite a craving for cool and savoury dishes, the versatile freshness of curd becomes the hero of quick and easy cooking. Hello everyone and welcome to this culinary journey where we explore how the simplicity of fresh curd in madurai can transform your everyday meals into delightful treats from the fridge to your plate.

1. Classic Curd Rice with a Twist: Start your culinary adventure with curd rice, a favourite dish in Madurai. Mix freshly cooked rice with cold curd and add mustard seeds, curry leaves and green chillies. Garnish with pomegranate seeds or grated cucumber for a refreshing twist.

2. Cucumber and Mint Raita: For a quick and cool side dish, stir up Cucumber and Mint Raita. Grate the cucumber, mix it with fresh curd and add a handful of chopped mint leaves. Add cumin powder, salt and a pinch of chaat masala to taste. This refreshing raita pairs perfectly with spicy Madurai curries.

3. Masala Chaas — Spiced Buttermilk: Quench your thirst and spice up your meal with masala sauce. Mix fresh curd with cold water and add a pinch of roasted cumin powder, black salt and finely chopped coriander leaves. This spiced buttermilk not only hydrates but also aids in digestion, making it a great accompaniment to the delicacies of Madurai.

4. Curd based salad with local flavours: Make a vibrant curd-based salad using local ingredients. Mix diced tomato, cucumber and carrot with fresh curd. Add a sprinkling of chaat masala, roasted peanuts and a squeeze of lemon juice. This refreshing salad is a quick and healthy way to incorporate the goodness of curd into your daily diet.

5. Madurai-style Curd Pachadi: Indulge in the traditional flavours of Madurai with a quick curd pachadi. Saute mustard seeds, curry leaves, and green chillies in a little oil. Mix this dressing with fresh curd, finely grated coconut and a pinch of salt. This delightful pachadi complements rice dishes and adds the authentic taste of Madurai to your table.

6. Curd Rich Paratha Delight: For a satisfying meal, curd-filled parathas are easy and delicious. Prepare a simple dough with wheat flour and stuff it with a mixture of curd, finely chopped onions and green chillies. Cook on a hot plate until golden brown. Serve with a dollop of curd for a delightful and healthy experience.

Source of Fresh Curd: To get started on these quick and easy curd-infused recipes, make sure you have standard curd on hand. Explore local dairies, and farmers’ markets or opt for doorstep delivery services in Madurai to get the creamiest curd perfect for your culinary creations.

Conclusion: Turn your fridge into a treasure trove of culinary possibilities with these quick and easy recipes with fresh curd in madurai. From refreshing drinks to traditional dishes, curd’s versatility adds coolness and flavour to every meal. Embrace the simplicity and richness of curd in your everyday cooking and let the culinary charm of Madurai unfold on your plate. Enjoy the convenience and taste that fresh curd brings to your kitchen and experience the delightful journey from fridge to delicious food in the heart of Madurai.

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Food Practices In The North And South

Indian cuisine is globally known for its distinctive and commendable flavours. Amalgamating diverse spices and various typologies of curries is typical of Indian cuisine, yet regional tastes of Indian food tend to vary with respect to geography. Hence, food, bhojan, or khana are ways to understand the context of identity and its engagement with other cultures. The Food Affairs, more so recognized as Sarita Bazaz catering is a luxury catering service in Delhi that gives you a close look at cuisines and their processes, making, and eventually accepting the commonality of the essence in diversity throughout the country. Frequently referred to as Sarita Bajaj Catering, our culinary specialist Sarita embodies a lighthearted demeanor and a can-do attitude that, despite occasional misspellings, she is being renowned for her unwavering commitment to delivering top-notch quality. In this article, she explains how locally sourced ingredients and flavor define a distinctive culinary experience.

Beginning in the north, the beautiful state of Kashmir is regarded not only for its beauty and tranquility but also for its mild and richly flavored taste. Kahwa This article explains how locally sourced ingredients and flavor define a distinctive culinary experience. This article explains how locally sourced ingredients and flavor define a distinctive culinary experience. is a prominent local cuisine here. Known as ‘heaven in a teacup,’ this drink has a pleasant aroma and provides instant tranquility and comfort, unlike any other beverage. Using whole spices and saffron keeps one well-equipped for the region’s frigid environment. Lyodur Tschaman, a white cottage cheese with a thick sauce, is another regional delicacy of this area that showcases the local authenticity and mouthfeel through turmeric, spices, and cream. Dum Aloo, another pleasant-tasting dish is a slow-cooked potato-based curry that is part of traditional Kashmiri cuisine. The use of fragrant and aromatic spices in the recipe, such as red chillies, garlic, ginger, cardamom, and fennel, distinguishes it from other dishes of the region. The red chilli powder, also known as degi mirch, gives the dish its vibrant red colour, letting it stand out among many other cuisines.

Labeled as a traditional city, Coimbatore is dominated by South Indian cuisine with rice at its heart. While most of Coimbatore’s population is multi-cultural due to the inflow of migrant populations from various parts of the country, the locals keep their rural flavour of serving food over a banana leaf called elai sapada. The spread on a clean green banana leaf holds its shape with a mound of steaming rice beside it, pachadi, poriyal, and avial. The masala used in these recipes is fresh and contains no artificial colours or flavours. ‘The hand is the spoon,’ and it is frequently seen with drips of sambar and rasam as each mouthful is seized to take in most of the fluid in the mouth. No meal is complete without the moor sadam and payasam that concludes all items in the meal provided.

When it comes to cuisine, there are many parallels and contrasts between the two distinct states. Both ultimately serve to be exceedingly wonderful, wowing people with their flavours, and celebrating their differences.

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Gooseberries (Amla) ఉసిరి have innumerable health benefits. Gooseberries are a rich source of vitamin C. A healthy juice that you can have every morning for nice detoxification of the whole body, Amla Juice is worth a try! You can make this easy juice recipe for your family to give them a healthy start to the day. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Amla Green Chilli Pickle in Telugu with English title ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Prep & Cook: 30mins: Ingredients: Indian Gooseberry (Amla) – 1 kg Green Chilli – 250 gm Crystal Salt (powdered) – 150gm (Don't use table salt) Mustard Powder – 50gm Fenugreek Powder  – 1tsp Turmeric – 1 tsp /////////////////////////// Oil – 250 gm (Nuvvu Pappu Nune/Sesame Dal Oil/Groundnut Oil) Cumin seeds – 1 tsp Mustard Seeds – 2 tsp Curry Leaves – 10 leaves Dried Red Chilli – 2-3 Medicine Values: 1. Jeera/Cumin seeds: Helps in removing toxins from the body and burns body fat. Aids indigestion. 2. Mint leaves: helps in weight loss by regulating the digestive process and removing toxins from the body. It helps to control acidity. 3. Cumin/Jeera: Contains antioxidants. Cumin seeds contain naturally occurring substances that work as antioxidants. Aids in weight loss. 4. Pink Himalayan salt: supports weight loss by balancing hormones and improving energy, supports thyroid and adrenal function, helps to detoxify the body, reduces muscle cramps. 5. Honey: improves digestion, accelerate metabolic rate.