Category: Mullai’s
Mullai’s Recipes & Posts
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Turnip Greens Poriyal
Turnip greens are very mild pleasantly bitter tasting greens. They are good when stir fried, sauteid or tossed up in hot soup. Substitute cooked turnip greens in virtually any dish you might use cooked spinach.
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Beetroot Rasam
Healthy broth made with lentil and beets for hearty meals, a mouth licking tasty treat from Karnataka.
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Fish Puttu
Fish puttu (hash) is a popular dish from Kerala mostly made with Shark and King fish along with scrambled eggs. Its also equally popular in Tamil Nadu too, but made only with sharks. In US, its quite hard to get Shark, so had to adapt with whats available. To my surprise, it turned out great…
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Kovakkai Poricha Kootu
Kootu is a semi solid curry made with lentil and vegetables. Poricha kootu is made with combination of Moong dal and vegetable of your choice flavoured with fresh grated coconut. Ivy Gourd ~ EnglishKovakkai ~ TamilKundru ~ HindiDondakaya ~ TeluguKoval ~ MalayalamTondekayi ~ KannadaTindora ~ Gujarathi
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Karuveppilai Chicken Fry – Karivepplilai Kozhi Varuval
Chicken cooked in special ground curry leaves masala, a popular chettinad pick.
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Ridge Gourd Shrimp Curry – பீர்க்கங்காய் இறால் மசாலா
Ridge gourd combined with shrimp to make this delicious curry. A very rare combination, which works out great when cooked well seasoned in the form of a peppery thick gravy. The recipe shared here is from my granny and all credit goes to her.Ridge Gourd ~ EnglishPeerkangai ~ TamilBeerakaya ~ TeluguHeeray Kayi ~ KannadaTurai ~…
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Konkani Fish Fry
Konkan is referred to the coastal areas of Maharashtra and its well known for its unique seafood dishes. Here's a version of fish fry.
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Instant Rasmalai – Quick & Easy Rasmalai
Easy and quick dessert, which can be fixed in minutes to satisfy a large crowd. This item would be an easy pick for parties and other special occasions.
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PORI URUNDAI RECIPE – Karthigai Deepam Recipes
Pori Urundai is puffed rice balls usually made during karthigai deepam festival. This also reminds me of my school days where with few paisa we get a big bag of these which I use to enjoy with my friends munching all the way back home. In our home we make with arisi pori but my…
