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Puliogare – Tamarind Rice

Puliogare (also spelled Puliyodarai or Pulihora) is a South Indian tamarind rice dish known for its tangy, spicy, and slightly sweet flavors. It is particularly popular in Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana. There are many Ingredients that go into a traditional Puliogare but the star is the Gojju or Tamarind paste, that is …

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Kerala Egg Puffs

Kerala egg puffs are a popular South Indian bakery snack made with crispy, flaky puff pastry filled with a spicy masala-coated egg. These delicious puffs are perfect for tea-time and are commonly found in bakeries across Kerala. The Kerala egg puff is a beloved bakery snack with a history deeply rooted in the cultural fusion …

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Chicken Vada

The Chicken in the center of this Vada is a real surprise. A Vada batter is prepared and the Chicken rings are dipped in the spiced batter and deep fried! Chicken vada is a delicious twist on the traditional South Indian vada, where minced chicken is mixed with spices, herbs, and lentils, then deep-fried to …

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Mini Mexican style Tacos

There’s something irresistible about mini tacos. These bite-sized delights are perfect for parties, family gatherings, or even just a fun twist on taco night. They’re packed with flavor, easy to make, and completely customizable. Whether you’re a fan of classic ground Beef, Carne Asada, spicy Chicken, or a vegetarian filling, these mini Mexican-style tacos are …

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One Pot Mexican Chicken & Rice

Chicken is slathered in a special Mexican spice paste and seared. In the same pot Onion & Garlic is sautéed together with Green and Red peppers, Black beans, Corn, Spices, Passata (pureed & strained Tomato sauce. Stock & Rice. I’ve given this recipe a Mexican flair, especially to bring some bright flavours and colors to …

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Maddur Vada

Maddur Vada is a crispy and savory deep-fried snack from Karnataka, India, specifically from the town of Maddur, located between Bengaluru and Mysuru. It’s a unique vada that differs from the usual Medu Vada because it doesn’t require soaking and grinding lentils. Instead, it’s made using rice flour, semolina (rava), all-purpose flour (maida), and spices, …