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Caramel Pongal– creamy, gently sweet pongal made with slow-cooked caramel and milk—simple, comforting, and perfect for Pongal festival. This Sankranti, I wanted to keep the feeling of pongal familiar, but change the sweetness just a little. Instead of jaggery, I went with slow-made caramel—deep, mellow, and gentle. When milk meets caramel and folds i...


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Honey Pongal is a soft, creamy rice and moong dal dish gently sweetened with honey after cooking, finished with ghee-roasted cashews, raisins, and a hint of cardamom. Comforting, mild, and naturally sweet. No bubbling jaggery syrup, no rushing—just softly cooked rice and dal, finished gently with honey once the heat settles. The sweetness is mild, th...


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Every New Year, we see the same sweets — laddoos, cakes, and syrups heavy with color and sugar.This year, I wanted to begin differently.

This Chocolate Kesari/ Chocolate Sheera is a quiet twist on the classic South Indian rava kesari — no food colour, no overpowering sweetness, and very little milk<...


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Tindora Kara Kuzhambu/ Kovakkai Kuzhambu is a classic South Indian curry made with ivy gourd, tamarind, roasted spices, and coconut. This version came to me through a friend who enthusiastically shared it after trying it from a video and insisted it was super delish. Curious and inspired, I recreated it in my own kitchen using gingely oil an...


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Capsicum/ Green peppers commonly known as Kudamilagai in Tamil, is a familiar vegetable in many South Indian homes. While it is often used in poriyal, kootu, or stir-fries, it also makes a surprisingly flavorful chutney when roasted and ground with lentils, chillies, and tamarind.

Kudamilagai chutney is a simple, everyday preparati...


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