Tag Archives: sadya
Avial
A healthy concoction of vegetables in mildly flavored coconut gravy, a salad of sorts, a must-have for feasts. Ingredients: Assorted vegetables cut in 1-1-/2 inch size – 500 gm Water – 1/2 cup Curd* – 1 cup Curry Leaves – … Continue reading
Posted in curry, Kerala recipes, salad, South Indian, traditional
Tagged ash gourd, assorted vegetables curry, avial, coconut oil, cucumber, cumin seeds, curry leaves, healthy curry, malayali curry, malayali dish, mildly flavored gravy, mixture, pumpkin, raw banana, sadya, shallots, ubiquitous curry leaves, unique salad, wholesome curry, yam
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Sharkara Varattti (Jaggery-coated Banana Chips)
Mildly spiced sweet chips synonymous with Onam, an indispensable item in sadya (feast). Ingredients: Unripe plantains (large) – 5 Nos Jaggery (Sharkkara/achu vellam) – 10 Nos (2 pieces of jaggery per plantain) Cardamom (Elakkai, elaichi) – 5 nos Dry ginger … Continue reading
Posted in dessert, Kerala recipes, snack, South Indian, starter, traditional
Tagged cardamom, chukku, coconut oil, difference between banana and plantain, dry ginger, elaichi, elakkai, fried snack, kerala, malayalam, onam, plantain, sadya, sharkara, soonth, uruli
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