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Zeenat Aman Shows Us How To Have The Perfect Weekend. Hint: It's Filled With Dosas And Idlis
Who knew Zeenat Aman had such a love for comfort food? Her Instagram posts are full of food goals, and we're here for it!
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Watch: Viral Video Shows Making Of Mysore Pak In Karnataka, Internet Reacts
Karnataka Mysore Pak: A viral video on Instagram documents the making process of South Indian-special sweet Mysore Pak.
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Chettinad's Kalkandu Vadai Gives A Sweet Twist To South Indian Breakfast Staple (Recipe Inside)
This unique twist to a vadai is made with powdered rock candy and sometimes served with rock candy for its unique textures and extra sugary appeal.
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Shraddha Kapoor's Sunday Was All About Feasting On South Indian Sweets
While sharing the video, Shraddha wrote, "Ye Slow Motion Deserve Karta Hai."
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What Makes Dosa Taste Better? Here Are 5 Spicy Chutneys To Pair With Dosa
Chutneys offer bold and tangy flavours that complement the mild taste of dosas perfectly!
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Badusha: Try This Deep-Fried Sweet Treat From South India
Badusha is quite similar to the Balushahi, which comes with an indent in the center that makes it resemble a South Indian-style vada.
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Spicy, Tangy, and Irresistible: This Tomato Pachadi Recipe Will Tantalise Your Taste Buds
Feeling risque? Give yourself a sensory feast with this spicy Tomato Pachadi!
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7 Mouth-Watering South Indian Sweets That'll Light Up Your Diwali Celebrations
It's time for traditional sweets and savouries that are shared during celebratory meals through Diwali season. Here're traditional South Indian sweets for you to try.
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Craving Something Sweet? 5 Delectable Hyderabadi Desserts You Must Try
Hyderabadi Dessert Recipes: If you're craving something sweet, here are some delicious Hyderabadi desserts that will satisfy your sweet cravings.
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How To Make Kerala-Style Sweet Banana Appams At Home (Easy Recipe Inside)
Banana appam is a traditional sweet dish popular in South India. Needing just 5 key ingredients, you can easily prepare them yourself.
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Unnakaya: Discover The Delightful Spindle-Shaped Sweet From North Kerala
Unnakaya is one of those legendary teatime staples. And here is the perfect recipe to make it.
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South Indian Mysore Pak Gets A Kaju Twist! Try This Innovative Recipe Today
Said to have originated from Mysore, this square-shaped dessert is typically made by combining ghee with milk, sugar and gram flour (besan).
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How To Make Kerala-Style Upperi - A South Indian Version Of Delicious Shakarpare
Upperi is a local sweet dish from Kerala, prepared using banana, jaggery and a few other ingredients.
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Onam 2022: 7 Easy Recipes Of Traditional Kerala Delights For Onam Sadhya Feast
Onam Sandhya feast is an amalgamation of diverse meals, offering a variety of savoury and sweet flavours.
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Janmashtami 2022: How To Make South-Indian-Style Sweet Poha
Here we bring you one such sweet treat. It is called Vella Aval. Originating from South Indian cuisine, this sweet poha recipe is made during Krishna Janmashtami and is also served as one of the prasad.
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Zeenat Aman Shows Us How To Have The Perfect Weekend. Hint: It's Filled With Dosas And Idlis
Who knew Zeenat Aman had such a love for comfort food? Her Instagram posts are full of food goals, and we're here for it!
-
Watch: Viral Video Shows Making Of Mysore Pak In Karnataka, Internet Reacts
Karnataka Mysore Pak: A viral video on Instagram documents the making process of South Indian-special sweet Mysore Pak.
-
Chettinad's Kalkandu Vadai Gives A Sweet Twist To South Indian Breakfast Staple (Recipe Inside)
This unique twist to a vadai is made with powdered rock candy and sometimes served with rock candy for its unique textures and extra sugary appeal.
-
Shraddha Kapoor's Sunday Was All About Feasting On South Indian Sweets
While sharing the video, Shraddha wrote, "Ye Slow Motion Deserve Karta Hai."
-
What Makes Dosa Taste Better? Here Are 5 Spicy Chutneys To Pair With Dosa
Chutneys offer bold and tangy flavours that complement the mild taste of dosas perfectly!
-
Badusha: Try This Deep-Fried Sweet Treat From South India
Badusha is quite similar to the Balushahi, which comes with an indent in the center that makes it resemble a South Indian-style vada.
-
Spicy, Tangy, and Irresistible: This Tomato Pachadi Recipe Will Tantalise Your Taste Buds
Feeling risque? Give yourself a sensory feast with this spicy Tomato Pachadi!
-
7 Mouth-Watering South Indian Sweets That'll Light Up Your Diwali Celebrations
It's time for traditional sweets and savouries that are shared during celebratory meals through Diwali season. Here're traditional South Indian sweets for you to try.
-
Craving Something Sweet? 5 Delectable Hyderabadi Desserts You Must Try
Hyderabadi Dessert Recipes: If you're craving something sweet, here are some delicious Hyderabadi desserts that will satisfy your sweet cravings.
-
How To Make Kerala-Style Sweet Banana Appams At Home (Easy Recipe Inside)
Banana appam is a traditional sweet dish popular in South India. Needing just 5 key ingredients, you can easily prepare them yourself.
-
Unnakaya: Discover The Delightful Spindle-Shaped Sweet From North Kerala
Unnakaya is one of those legendary teatime staples. And here is the perfect recipe to make it.
-
South Indian Mysore Pak Gets A Kaju Twist! Try This Innovative Recipe Today
Said to have originated from Mysore, this square-shaped dessert is typically made by combining ghee with milk, sugar and gram flour (besan).
-
How To Make Kerala-Style Upperi - A South Indian Version Of Delicious Shakarpare
Upperi is a local sweet dish from Kerala, prepared using banana, jaggery and a few other ingredients.
-
Onam 2022: 7 Easy Recipes Of Traditional Kerala Delights For Onam Sadhya Feast
Onam Sandhya feast is an amalgamation of diverse meals, offering a variety of savoury and sweet flavours.
-
Janmashtami 2022: How To Make South-Indian-Style Sweet Poha
Here we bring you one such sweet treat. It is called Vella Aval. Originating from South Indian cuisine, this sweet poha recipe is made during Krishna Janmashtami and is also served as one of the prasad.
