Gutti Vankaya Curry
These curried brinjals are stuffed with a peanut masala and simmered with fresh curry leaves and spices. This a popular side dish from Andhra and Telangana, eaten with rice or chapati.
These curried brinjals are stuffed with a peanut masala and simmered with fresh curry leaves and spices. This a popular side dish from Andhra and Telangana, eaten with rice or chapati.
This spicy and hot gunpowder is going to spice up your boring meal! Sprinkle it over rice, stir fry / sauteed veggies or flavored rice dishes.
Gummadikaya pulusu is a simple spicy, sweet, sour & tangy stew made with pumpkin, onions, chilies, spices & herbs. It is eaten with rice, plain dal or with chapati/roti.
Dal cooked with gongura leaves, spices and curry leaves is a staple in the Andhra Cuisine. It is protein packed, delicious, spicy and tangy. Serve it with rice or roti.
Gongura chicken is a dish prepared with chicken cooked in roselle leaves, green chilies spices & herbs. Serve this with rice or roti.
Ginger chutney is a delicious Indian condiment that tastes spicy, tangy & sweet. It is known as allam chutney and is eaten with breakfasts & snacks.
This Andhra style Fish Pulusu is stewed fish with tamarind and spices. It is tangy, saucy, spicy and slightly hot. Serve it over rice or with chapati.
Egg pulusu recipe also known as kodi guddu pulusu is a onion tamarind based stew in which boiled eggs are simmered
Simple drumstick sambar made with dal, vegetable drumsticks or murungakkai, sambhar powder & spices. This Andhra style stew is so delicious, flavorful & easy to make when you have some surplus drumsticks in hand. For best results use a good aromatic sambar powder. Serve this with plain steamed rice
Simple dosakaya pappu is a andhra style dal recipe made with cucumber and lentils. It is served with chapathi or rice and ghee.
Dondakaya Pachadi is a spicy, hot and tangy chutney variety made with ivy gourd, spices, chilies and herbs. It is eaten with rice or with chapati.
Stir fried ivy gourd with spices, coconut and curry leaves. This is eaten with hot rice and ghee or with chapati.