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  • Chicken Stew – Kerala Style

    This recipe is adapter from my mom. Appam with Chicken Stew is one of my favorite breakfast. Chicken simmered in coconut milk with onion, ginger- garlic and pepper. Great combination with Idiyappam and bread also.

  • Kerala Style Prawns/Shrimp Roast (Chemmeen / Konchu Olathiyathu)

    This is a spicy dish, well flavored with cocum and pepper. It's an easy chemmeen roast/fry preparation. It goes well with rice.

    This is a spicy dish, well flavored with cocum and pepper. It is a simple and quick chemmeen roast preparation. It goes well with rice.

  • Egg Bhurji (Indian Scrambled Egg)

    The is probably got to be best sandwich stuffing. Easy to do, sightly spicy but tangy and filling

  • Beef Fry – Kerala style Beef Ularthiyathu with Thenga Kothu

    Beef cooked with spices and then stir-fried with coconut slices and curry leaves. This Kerala style beef fry / Beef Ularthiyathu is an easy and delicious appetizer or a great side-dish with rice. Beef Varattiyathu is one of the favorite dishes of Malayalees. An excellent touching for alcohol too

    A Malayalee’s favorite. Beef cooked and sautéed in spices, curry leaves and shaved coconut. Goes best as a touching with toddy – alcohol.

  • Tomato chutney

    Simple and yummy chutney which goes well with dosas and idlis

  • Kerala Chicken Roast – without coconut (Nadan Chicken Roast)

    Chicken cooked and roasted in spicy onion tomato gravy. A  quite easy Kerala chicken roast preparation. It goes well with rice and chapathi / Indian breads.

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I am Jane and this is my South Indian American food blog with over a decade of experiments in cooking. All the recipes have been tried many times and perfected before I post. Hope you love the labor of my love.

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