Quinoa is a very nutritious grain with high protein. It has high dietary fiber, magnesium and iron. It is a nice substitute for rice. I love the crunchy taste when cooked.
Chilli Bhaji/Milagai Bajji/Mirchi Bajji
The first thing which comes to mind on a rainy day is a cup of tea and some hot bajji’s. And of course you can pretty much get it at any roadside shop. Batter consistency is very important for making nice crispy bajji’s. The South Indian versions don’t have anything stuffed inside the chilli.
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Mini Idli and Sambar
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Medhu Vadai/Ulundhu Vadai
Medhu vadai is a very famous savory fritter, a common breakfast item in Tamilnadu served along with idili or ven pongal as combo. It’s also often soaked in Sambar or Curd and served as Sambar/Curd vadai.
I love to have this with coconut chutney as side or soaked in curd.
Dry Pepper Chicken Fry / Kozhi Milagu Varuval
Black pepper is a great medicine to treat cold. Our ancestors say it provides relief from sinusitis and nasal congestion.
This is a dry gravy which can be accompanied with chapathi or rice. This recipe is from my MIL. Fresh ground pepper & cloves and curry leaves gives that extra flavor to the recipe.
Kongunadu Kozhi Kuzhambu & Varuval / Chicken Gravy and Fry
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Anyone from this region definitely knows this recipe. This is a very authentic one made in Kongunadu region. I don’t remeber a weekend without this at home.
Aloo Methi Subzi/ Fenugreek Potato Fry
Lot of us love potato cooked in different forms. But potato as such is loaded with carbs, while you enjoy aloo try adding fenugreek and get some nutrition. This one goes well with Chapathi/ Roti.