Niranjana's yummy yummy recipes
Pav Bhaji Dosa is a unique and exciting fusion dish that combines the beloved South Indian dosa with the popular Mumbai street food, Pav Bhaji. This inventive recipe features a crispy, golden dosa filled with a spicy, tangy pav bhaji mixture made from a medley of vegetables and aromatic spices. The result is a savoury, …
Tricolour Dosai is a vibrant, eye-catching dosa inspired by the colours of the Indian flag. Made with three distinct batter colors—saffron, white, and green—this dosa celebrates India’s spirit, especially on occasions like Independence Day and Republic Day. The dosai is complete with an Ashoka Chakra design in the center, making it visually appealing and festive. …
Verum means – only, arisi means rice,so as the name means this recipe has only rice as its ingredient. This is a kind of adai/dosai that is made at home.In Karnataka they make Neer dosai with raw rice. Adding the shredded coconut to the batter makes it more delicious. This is one of the tiffin …
I haven’t heard about this chutney until one of my friends told me about it. She asked me to try and post it on my blog. I made slight change by replacing the channa dhal with melon seeds. It is very healthy and easy to make too. Instead of throwing the white portion of the …
Thakkali Bajji is a humble and comforting tomato-based gravy from Tamil Nadu. Unlike the crispy bajji snacks, this version is a soft, mashed, chutney-style dish made with ripe tomatoes, minimal spices, and a simple tempering. It is a perfect example of how everyday ingredients can create something incredibly flavourful. What Makes Thakkali Bajji Special? Thakkali …
Brinjal is my all time favourite vegetable. I love to eat it in any form. Brinjal thogayal is a good substitute for the regular tomato chutney or coconut chutney. It goes well with Idli, dosai and best with plain rice drizzling ghee into it. Normally people cook the brinjals in direct flame and call it …
