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Kati Roll Recipe

Kati Roll is a popular Indian street food made by wrapping a filling inside an Indian flat bread like roti, paratha etc. The filling could be mixed vegetable, egg or chicken or paneer or even mushroom etc. Kati Roll is a street food delicacy originated form Kolkata, West Bengal. Learn to make Kati Roll at home with step by step pictures.

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Rolls or Wraps or Frankies I like them very much. They are perfect for on the go snacks or breakfast for kids. I always make kati roll with chapati itself, use leftover vegetable curry or make paneer, mushroom filling and kids love it.

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About Kati Roll

Kati Roll is an Indian street food originated from Kolka , West Bengal. The term ' Kati' translates to stick in Bengali which refers to the method of making this dish with roasted kebabs in a stick or skewer.

The outer wrap can be made thick like paratha or made thin like chapati too. It depends on how you like it. Classic Kati roll use thick paratha with generous amount of filling that even if you have one you will be full.

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Kati Roll Ingredients

  • Flour - You can use maida or wheat flour. Traditionally maida is used to make kati roll for a healthy alternate I have used more of wheat flour and less of maida.
  • Mixed vegetables - Onion, capsicum and carrots are added. You can add corn, paneer mushroom etc.
  • Ginger garlic paste - Adding ginger garlic paste adds flavor to the filling.
  • Tomato sauce - Adding tomato sauce or ketchup gives it a tangy flavor.
  • Spice powder - Turmeric, red chili powder and garam masala powders are added.
  • Lemon juice - Adding lemon juice adds a tangy taste.

Kati Roll Filling

The filling variations are endless, you can use leftover vegetable curry or paneer bhurji or just sautΓ© vegetables and add it. You can even add oven roasted vegetables along with green chutney which makes a perfect filling. You can even add sprouts or lentils or legumes as filling for a healthy variation.

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How to make Kati Roll Step by Step

To make paratha / roti

  1. Mix salt, wheat flour and maida. Add milk, water slowly to form a soft dough.
  2. Keep covered and let it rest till the stuffing is done

To make filling

  1. Heat oil, temper cumin seeds, add onions and sautΓ© until transparent. Add ginger garlic paste and sautΓ© for a minute then add the vegetables, sautΓ© for few minutes or until cooked. Make sure the veggies are cooked yet crunchy.
  2. Add turmeric, red chili powder and garam masala powder mix well. Finally add tomato sauce, lemon juice along with coriander leaves and switch off.

To make it as a wrap

  1. Pinch a lemon sized ball from the dough and flatten it like we do for chapathis. Dust flour if needed.
  2. Then heat a dosa pan,once it is hot place the prepared parathas and cook on both sides.Likewise prepare all the parathas and keep aside.
  3. At the time of serving, add little oil and toast the prepared parathas . Then spread Β½ tablespoon of green chutney, add a heaped tablespoon of stuffing(either paneer bhurji/veg stuffing).
  4. Then gently seal it from the bottom then close it tightly from the both the sides(left & right) to form a roll as shown in the pic(Rolling this way avoids stuffing from dropping out)
  5. Then wrap the lower part of the parathas with butter paper/silver foil and enjoy ur kati rolls.
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I love paneer bhurji in wraps and rolls. So reserved little for this sake itself and made these rolls. You can keep the stuffing in middle and close from oth the sides and prick a tooth pick in the middle and serve but wrapping in the above said method avoids filling from coming out and its easy to hold too. The recipe is the same for paneer bhurji too just filling differs and you can find paneer bhurji recipe here.

These are mildly spicy making it perfect for kids. You can also serve with home made white butter.

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Enjoy Kati roll hot!

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Expert Tips

  • Stuffing - The stuffing idea is endless, you can even make chicken vegetable stuffing. You can make paneer tikka kati roll.
  • Store ahead - You can make the stuffing and parathas ready the previous night and just assemble the wrap, there you go with your yummy, filling on the go wraps for breakfast. It is a perfect evening snack for kids.
  • Serving - Serve with tomato sauce or can be had as such itself also. The thickness of each parathas can be slightly thicker also.

Serving & Storage

Serve kati roll with green chutney or mayonnaise. Kati rolls taste great on its own too. You can knead the chapati dough make the filling ready and keep. Make parathas and stuff and serve it hot when you want.

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Kati Roll Recipe

Kati Roll is a popular Indian street food made by wrapping a filling inside an Indian flat bread like roti, paratha etc. The filling could be mixed vegetable, egg or chicken or paneer or even mushroom etc. Kati Roll is a street food delicacy originated form Kolkata, West Bengal. Learn to make Kati Roll at home with step by step pictures.
Course Breakfast, dinner, Snack
Cuisine Indian
Keyword chapati, chapati recipes, flat bread recipes, recipes, roll recipes, roti, roti recipes, street food, veg recipes, vegetable, wrap recipes
Prep Time 20 minutes
Cook Time 20 minutes
Total Time 40 minutes
Servings 4 rolls
Calories 188kcal
Author Sharmilee J

Ingredients

For parathas:

For the stuffing:

Instructions

To make paratha / roti

  • Mix salt, wheat flour and maida. Add milk, water slowly to form a soft dough.
  • Keep covered and let it rest till the stuffing is done

To make filling

  • Heat oil, temper cumin seeds, add onions and saute until transparent. Add ginger garlic paste and sautΓ© for a minute then add the vegetables, saute for few minutes or until cooked. Make sure the veggies are cooked yet crunchy.
  • Add turmeric, red chili powder and garam masala powder mix well. Finally add lemon juice along with coriander leaves and switch off.

To make it as a wrap

  • Pinch a lemon sized ball from the dough and flatten it like we do for chapathis. Dust flour if needed.
  • Then heat a dosa pan,once it is hot place the prepared parathas and cook on both sides.Likewise prepare all the parathas and keep aside.
  • At the time of serving, add little oil and toast the prepared parathas . Then spread Β½ tablespoon of green chutney, add a heaped tablespoon of stuffing(either paneer bhurji/veg stuffing).
  • Then gently seal it from the bottom then close it tightly from the both the sides(left & right) to form a roll as shown in the pic(Rolling this way avoids stuffing from dropping out)
  • Then wrap the lower part of the parathas with butter paper/silver foil and enjoy ur kati rolls.

Notes

  • Stuffing - The stuffing idea is endless, you can even make chicken vegetable stuffing. You can make paneer tikka kati roll.
  • Store ahead - You can make the stuffing and parathas ready the previous night and just assemble the wrap, there you go with your yummy, filling on the go wraps for breakfast. It is a perfect evening snack for kids.
  • Serving - Serve with tomato sauce or can be had as such itself also. The thickness of each parathas can be slightly thicker also.

Nutrition

Serving: 60g | Calories: 188kcal | Carbohydrates: 33g | Protein: 6g | Fat: 5g | Saturated Fat: 1g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 1g | Monounsaturated Fat: 2g | Trans Fat: 0.02g | Cholesterol: 0.1mg | Sodium: 848mg | Potassium: 210mg | Fiber: 5g | Sugar: 2g | Vitamin A: 1431IU | Vitamin C: 6mg | Calcium: 25mg | Iron: 1mg

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Boondi Raita is a curd based dish made with crispy boondis. thick curd and some basic spices. Boondi Raita is one of those quick side dishes that comes together in just few minutes but tastes so refreshing with almost any meal. It tastes really good with hot rotis or parathas, and even goes well with a simple pulao or on days when you want something cooling on the side.

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The creamy curd mixed with soft little boondis gives a nice mix of textures, and the spices add light tang and small heat also. It keeps light on the stomach and the boondi gives a small crunch if you serve it immediately. Many people like it chilled too because the flavor settles nicely and the raita tastes fresh.

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About Boondi Raita

Boondi Raita is a popular Indian side dish made using yogurt, boondi and spices. Boondi is a deep fried snack made using gram flour. The texture can be changed based on how you like. Some prefer the boondi crunchy, some like it little soft after it soaks in the curd. The overall taste is mild and creamy goes well with rice dishes.

My fond memories with boondi raita is having it with aloo paratha in my favorite North Indian restaurant. They serve aloo paratha with boondi raita and a spicy veg sabji. The boondi raita they serve has a slightly sweet taste which I love the most. Hope my regular followers will know my love for North Indian food and this raita is one of my favorite side dishes.

Boondi is a deep fried snack made using gram flour batter, and it comes in both sweet and spicy versions. For this raita, mostly kara boondi is used since it gives a nice savory flavor. Spices keep the taste lively without making it too heavy. The curd acts like the base and balances everything quite well.

There are many small variations you can try like adding roasted jeera powder, tiny pinch of sugar for balance, or using mint leaves instead of coriander. I have soaked the boondi in warm water first to soften it and remove extra oil also. It makes the boondi soft, but you can add as such too for crispy boondis in raita.

You can make the raita thick or thin depending on what you are serving with. We love it a bit thick and creamy like here. I usually make this whenever I want a no-cook side dish that still feels complete. I make it often on busy days also because it hardly takes any time at all.

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Boondi Raita Ingredients

  • Thick curd - I have thick homemade curd as it it adds creamy texture and holds the spices well. You can add little water or milk if you want it slightly thinner.
  • Boondi - You can add plain boondi or kara boondi that is available in shops. This adds the main flavor and little crunch.
  • Red chili powder - I used this for a mild heat and color. You can add little more if you prefer the raita spicier.
  • Roasted cumin powder - This adds a great flavor to any raita and is a must spice too.
  • Chat masala powder - I add this for tangy flavor. You can add roasted jeera powder also as another option.
  • Pepper powder - This adds a light sharpness but it is optional. You can skip it if you don't want the extra spice.
  • Coriander leaves - I added as this adds freshness and color. You can add mint leaves also if you like that flavor.
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How to make Boondi Raita Step by Step

1.To a bowl add Β½ cup boondi, add warm water to it. Soak for 5-7 minutes. I used store bought kara boondi, you can use plain boondi too.

2.Transfer to a strainer and press slightly to remove excess water, Set aside.

3.To a mixing bowl add 1 cup thick curd, whisk it well to make it smooth and creamy. You can add little water or milk to thin down the consistency.

4.Add Β½ teaspoon kashmiri chili powder, Β½ teaspoon roasted cumin powder, ΒΌ teaspoon chat masala powder and ΒΌ teaspoon pepper powder.

5.Mix it well until the spice mix is blended evenly.

6.Now add drained boondi and 1 tablespoon coriander leaves.

7.Mix it well.

Boondi Raita is ready!

Expert Tips

  • Boondi - You can use plain or kara boondi for this raita. Add boondi to hot water to make it soft and add it as such to have a crunch in the raita. Make sure to add boondi just before serving if you want the crunch.
  • Whisking - I whisk the curd smooth as it helps the spices mix evenly. Don't skip this step.
  • Soft boondi - If you like softer boondi, soak them it in warm water for a minute and squeeze out the water and add.
  • Chilling - I just usually chill the raita for few minutes before eating, it makes the flavors settle well.
  • Seasoning - I make sure to taste and adjust salt or chat masala after mixing, so raita tastes better when balanced.

Serving and Storage

Serve them chilled with hot parathas, pulao or roti for the best taste. This goes well with biryani also when you want something light on the side. Store the raita in the fridge and try to finish it the same day.Β 

FAQS

1.Can I use sweet boondi for this?

It won't suit because sweet boondi changes the flavor, better to use kara or plain boondi.

2.Why did my boondi become too soft?

It happens when kept for long in the curd, add boondi just before serving for crunch.

3.Can I make this ahead?

You can whisk the curd and spices earlier but add the boondi only while serving.

4.What other spices can I add?

You can amchoor powder, garam masala powder for a flavor change.

5.How to fix raita if it becomes too thick?

Just add little chilled water or milk and mix until it reaches to desired consistency.

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Boondi Raita Recipe

Boondi Raita is a curd based dish made with crispy boondis. thick curd and some basic spices. Boondi Raita is one of those quick side dishes that comes together in just few minutes but tastes so refreshing with almost any meal. It tastes really good with hot rotis or parathas, and even goes well with a simple pulao or on days when you want something cooling on the side.
Course Side Dish
Cuisine Indian
Keyword 30 mins recipes, Kerala Meal Sidedish, lunch recipes, meals, raita recipes, Side Dish, thayir pachadi recipes, veg recipes
Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 10 minutes
Total Time 15 minutes
Servings 3 people
Calories 131kcal
Author Sharmilee J

Ingredients

Instructions

  • To a bowl add Β½ cup boondi, add warm water to it. Soak for 5-7 minutes. I used store bought kara boondi, you can use plain boondi too.
  • Transfer to a strainer and press slightly to remove excess water, Set aside.
  • To a mixing bowl add 1 cup thick curd, whisk it well to make it smooth and creamy. You can add little water or milk to thin down the consistency.
  • Add Β½ teaspoon kashmiri chili powder, Β½ teaspoon roasted cumin powder, ΒΌ teaspoon chat masala powder and ΒΌ teaspoon pepper powder.
  • Mix it well until the spice mix is blended evenly.
  • Now add drained boondi and 1 tablespoon coriander leaves.
  • Mix it well.
  • Boondi Raita is ready!

Video

Notes

  • Boondi - You can use plain or kara boondi for this raita. Add boondi to hot water to make it soft and add it as such to have a crunch in the raita. Make sure to add boondi just before serving if you want the crunch.
  • Whisking - I whisk the curd smooth as it helps the spices mix evenly. Don't skip this step.
  • Soft boondi - If you like softer boondi, soak them it in warm water for a minute and squeeze out the water and add.
  • Chilling - I just usually chill the raita for few minutes before eating, it makes the flavors settle well.
  • Seasoning - I make sure to taste and adjust salt or chat masala after mixing, so raita tastes better when balanced.

Nutrition

Serving: 75g | Calories: 131kcal | Carbohydrates: 16g | Protein: 7g | Fat: 4g | Saturated Fat: 2g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 1g | Monounsaturated Fat: 1g | Cholesterol: 11mg | Sodium: 82mg | Potassium: 312mg | Fiber: 2g | Sugar: 6g | Vitamin A: 270IU | Vitamin C: 1mg | Calcium: 112mg | Iron: 1mg

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Nethili Fish Fry

Anchovies marinated with spices and deep fried in oil to perfection. Crispy, crunchy and flavorful nethili meen fry recipe. It serves as a perfect appetizer and good for side dish too.

Nethili aka Anchovy fry is a very popular dish in South India, be it at home or at restaurant menu. It’s the favourite dish of many. It is prepared by marinating the fish with spices like chilli powder, turmeric powder, pepper powder, coriander powder, ginger garlic paste, rice flour, cornstarch and then deep fried until brown and crispy.

Nethili fish fry is a simple and super easy recipe prepared with handful ingredients which are easily available in our pantry. So now you can make this restaurant style anchovies fry at home and serve it as a starter, snack or side dish with meal.

Anchovies fish fry is an amazing fish fry which is loved by all age groups. It is ridiculously delicious and so crispy which will make you ask for more.

This restaurant style nethili fish fry is one of my personal favourite among the many fishes and sea food I love. Even my husband and my kiddo love this as much as I do so we can say its a family favourite dish.

Anchovy is also called nethili or chooda or netholi in different parts of India. Anchovies is a small fish variant. It has tiny bones which are soft. The center bone is not hard as in other big fishes. We need not remove the bones while eating because when fried the bones become crispy and can be eaten as such.

Nethili meen fry aka nethili varuval is a quick fish fry using anchovies. You can also called this nethili meen fry as nethili 65, it is just like the Tamil Nadu’sΒ  famous chicken 65 and prawn 65 recipe. The fish tastes heavenly and spicy which a fish lover should definitely try. This fish fry is so addictive that you can’t stop with few. I am sure you going to love this one!

WHY YOU’LL LOVE THIS RECIPE
● Quick and easy
● Needs handful of pantry staples
● Crispy and crunchy
● Can be served as a starter, party appetizer, snacks or side dish with meal.
● Perfectly golden fried under 10 minutes.
● Flavorful
● Ideal for all age groups including kids.

Coming to the recipe, I have used fresh large size anchovies aka nethili fish. I have cleaned the fish well and removed the head and tail too. You can keep the head and tail intact if you wish. Fresh fish taste much better than frozen one. Along with spice masala powders I have used ginger garlic paste and combination of rice flour and cornstarch/cornflour for adding crispness and crunch to the fish. The fish is marinated with the spice mix and kept marinated for a minimum of 30 minutes. Then the fish is deep-fried. You can shallow fry as well.

You can use other small fish for this recipe. The dish tastes best when served with a side combo of steamed rice or as a starter with onion rings, lemon wedges, green chillies and fried curry leaves.

PRO TIPS
● Marinate the fish for longer duration. This will allow the spices to penetrate nicely into the fish and make it more flavorful.
● You can fry the fish ahead of time to avoid rushing at the end moment for any party or gatherings. Just fry the fish for few minutes. You dont need to make them brown and crisp. Just before serving heat oil and drop the previously fried fishes and fry them for a minute. You will get a crisp and crunchy fish.
● Fry the fish on medium flame, just increase the flame to high just few seconds before taking off. Be sure to stir constantly. This will brown evenly and make it crisp.

I made a simple recipe video of this amazing anchovies fry recipe for my readers which I have shared below. Please do watch andΒ SUBSCRIBEΒ to my channel if you haven’t yet. It will mean a lot to me and motivate me to come up with more videos for my readers. As always looking forward to your feedbacks!

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I hope you’ll try this authentic South Indian nethili meen fry recipe and do share your thoughts about the recipe with me here.

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All of these recipes are super easy to prepare, ready in no time, and will never disappoint you.

Here’s how I made the amazing anchovies fry.

Preparation time: 5 minutes
Cooking time: 7 minutes
Serves: 4

Ingredients to make anchovies fry:

500 gms anchovies fish/nethili meen
1 tbsp ginger garlic paste
2 tsp coriander powder
2 tbsp kashmiri red chilly powder
1 tsp turmeric powder
1 tsp pepper powder
2 tbsp rice flour
2 tbsp corn flour
Juice of half lemon
Salt as per taste
Oil for frying

For Garnishing
Few curry leaves
Green chillies
Onion rings
Lemon slices

Step by step pictorial instructions to make anchovies fry:

In a mixing bowl add in the ginger garlic paste, coriander powder, chilly powder, turmeric powder, pepper powder, rice flour, corn flour, lemon juice and salt. Mix well and make a thick paste. Please do not add water.

Marination Masala

Now add in the cleaned anchovies. Mix well together the masala paste and the fish. Marinated for atleast 30 minutes.

Fish Marination

Heat oil in a frying pan. When the oil is heated, reduce the flame to low and frist fry some curry leaves until crisp. Remove and keep aside.

Fried Curry Leaves

Now carefully drop the fish one by one onto the hot oil. Do not over crowd it.

Fry the fish on medium flame for about 3-4 minutes. Then flip over and fry for 2-3 minutes or until golden and crisp. It will take totally approximately 6-7 minutes. Flip over in between for evening cooking.

Remove them and continue the same process with the remaining fish.

Serve hot with fried curry leaves, green chillies, onion rings and squeeze of lemon juice.

NOTES:
● This recipe can be used in other small fish varieties also.
● You can also use egg white of one egg.
● Adjust the chilly powder according to your heat preference.
● You can skip the cornstarch and increase the rice flour a bit if it is not available.
● If you don’t have much time for marination, you can keep marinated for few minutes and fry it. But the longer marination the better in taste.

Well, if you make this nethili meen fry, please do leave a feedback in the comments box below or snap a photo and tagΒ Akum Raj JamirΒ on Facebook andΒ akumrajjamirΒ on Instagram with hashtagΒ #atmykitchen. I would love to see your creations.

Thank you so much for stopping by my blog. I hope you liked the recipe. Your valuable feedbacks are always welcome, I love hearing from you guys and always do my best to respond to each and every one of you.

Happy Cooking!
Love Akum

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Rava Laddu Recipe (Rava Ladoo) – Easy & Delicious Indian Sweet

By: Priya
Delicious vegan and gluten-free Rava Laddu (Rava Ladoo) served in a brass dabba.

Rava Laddu Recipe (Rava Ladoo) – Easy & Delicious Indian Sweet

Rava Laddu is a quick and easy South Indian traditional sweet that's vegan, and ready in just 30 minutes! Made with semolina (sooji/rava), sugar, vegan ghee, cashews, and fragrant cardamom, this easy Rava Laddu recipe is a delicious festive treat. Often prepared during Diwali or the winter season, these melt-in-your-mouth Rawa Ladoos are a must-try […]

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Carrot Paratha Recipe

By: Aarthi

Carrot stuffed paratha is a yummy and delicious paratha made with grated carrots, whole wheat flour and spices. This is one such easy paratha recipe that kids will love it for its taste and orange colour. The recipes use everyday simple ingredients and can be made in less than 30 minutes. It is a healthy,...

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Chettinad Masala Kuzhambu Recipe

By: Aarthi

Chettinad masala kuzhambu is a signature Tamilnadu delicacy from the vibrant Chettinad cuisine, which is famous for its intense spice blend and rustic flavours. This gravy is made by cooking brinjal in a rich base of coconutΒ  onion, tomato and fennel seeds which is enhanced by grounded spices. Chettinad Masala Kuzhambu I have been making...

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Easy Sesame Rice Recipe - Ellu Sadam with Homemade Ellu Podi

By: Priya
a bowl of sesame rice served with a small bowl filled with ellu podi in the middle.

Easy Sesame Rice Recipe - Ellu Sadam with Homemade Ellu Podi

Discover the rich, nutty flavors of Sesame Rice (Ellu Sadam), a classic South Indian flavored rice made with Ellu Podi-a spiced sesame powder prepared from roasted sesame seeds, lentils, and aromatic spices. This quick and easy Indian seasoned rice is naturally vegan and gluten-free, making it perfect for weekday lunches, lunchbox meals, or festive occasions. […]

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Masala Fish Fry Recipe

By: Aarthi

Masala fish fry is also known as spicy fish fry recipe or South Indian fish fry. It is a flavourful seafood dish which is made by coating fresh fish in a blend of aromatic spices and shallow frying it to golden perfection. This dish is often prepared with coconut oil and curry leaves for an...

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Kothavarangai Paruppu Usili - Indian Cluster Beans Curry

By: Priya
A hand holding a pan filled with Kothavarangai Paruppu Usili.

Kothavarangai Paruppu Usili - Indian Cluster Beans Curry

This classic South Indian curry features tender cluster beans (Kothavarangai) stir-fried with soaked, spiced, and crumbled lentils. Paruppu Usili is a protein-rich, vegan, and gluten-free side dish that pairs perfectly with Mor Kozhumbu, Rasam, Sambar, and steamed rice. A wholesome and comforting Tamil-style recipe that brings authentic flavors to your everyday South Indian meals. What […]

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