Maddur Vade
Maddur vade is a popular snack named after the town of Maddur in Karnataka, India. It is made from a dough consisting of rice flour, semolina (rava), all-purpose flour, chopped onions, and spices. The dough …
Muccharey
Made from a dough of rice flour, puttani powder, and spices, these spicy snacks from Karnataka are deep-fried until crispy. With their crunchy texture and savory flavor, Muccharey are perfect for snacking on their own …
Kodubale (Traditional Method)
This is a traditional savory Kannadiga snack. Made from a dough of rice flour, fresh coconut, and a combination of spices, including red chilies, and asafoetida, Kodubale has a delightful balance of spice and texture. …
Rava Pakoda
Made from semolina (rava) mixed with spices and herbs, these crispy fritters have a unique texture and flavor profile. A batter formed by combining rava with chopped onions, green chilies, cilantro, and various spices is …
Chakli
Made from a dough of rice flour, urad dal, and spices, including sesame seeds and cumin, these spiral-shaped treats are deep-fried until crispy. With their crunchy texture and savory flavor, Chaklis are perfect for snacking …
Spicy Kuli Appam
Spicy kuli appam is a flavorful South Indian delight, with its unique golden brown round shape. Made from a batter of rice, urad dal, grated coconut, green chilies, ginger, and cilantro, these appam are a …
Sooslu for Shavige
Rice sticks, or Shavige, is typically served with many side dishes. Chutney, Kai Halu, and Korma are some of the popular ones. In our family, we make two kinds of sweet powders, called sooslu, that …