Deep Fried, Spiced Mashed Potato Dumplings (Batate Ambado/Ambade)
Yummy, deep fried, spicy potato dumplings are called as batate ambade in Kannada & Konkani. A perfect tea time snack for a rainy or a sunny day.
Vegetable Fritters (Pakoras, Bajo, Bajji-bonda, Bhajias)
India's favourite street food pakora's, bhajias, bajji-bonda. The basic, simple recipe to make some pakodas quick and easily at home.
Veggies In Tangy Coconut Yoghurt Curry (Majjige Huli)
Majjige huli is a tangy, spicy curry prepared with veggies, coconut and yoghurt, with a very flavourful seasoning!!
Brinjal In Tangy Sauce (Gulla Bol Huli)
Gulla bol huli is an accompaniment for rice, a side dish that's tangy, spicy and lip smackingly yummy! Gulla bol huli is usually prepared using matti gulla.
Sun Dried, Rice Based Onion Fritters (Piyava Vodi)
Vodi's are rice based sun dried fries that are deep fried to make crispy, crunchy fritters. Vodi's are konkani's favourite fries and are must for a meal.
Raw Jackfruit Curry (Kadgi Randayi)
Raw jackfruit curry called as kadge randayi/kadge gashi in konkani and is a very popular konkani dish. Kadgi ghashi is raw jackfruit in a spicy coconut curry.
Onion Fritters/Pakoda (Piyava Bajo)
Crispy, spicy, crunchy onions fritters. They're absolutely delish & are a perfect tea time snack. Hot onion pakoda’s with a cup of tea when it rains is bliss!
Deep Fried Eggplant/Brinjal Fritters (Gulla Phodi/Bajo)
Yummy brinjal fritters or gulla phodi are a favourite among konkanis. They are served as a side dish/starter or as a tea time snack.
Split Black Gram Fritters (Biscuit Ambado)
Biscuit ambado are fritters with a crispy crust and a soft inside. Perfect snack that's very versatile, can be served in various ways. Read on to find out more.
Vermicelli Upma (Shavige Bath)
Shavigebath is a popular Karnataka breakfast & snack. Also, called as vermicelli upma, semiya.