One of the best, delicious South Indian rice preparations. It has tangy/sour, spicy taste.

#colouryellowLemon rice with coconut chutney south is very famous

#mysterybox3 /post-4Curd rice is very healthy and light for stomach.It is a popular comfort food in South India and very easy to make.Adding fresh fruits or grated carrot are other add ons but optional.Serve curd rice chilled.

Mango rice is a famous south indian food which is made by using raw mango, steamed rice and some simple ingredients. It is absolutely delicious. It is very easy to make yet very tasty. One can make this simple tangy flavoured rice preparation by following some simple steps.#riceisthebest

For dinner, we can easily make this lemon rice with ingredients available at home.

#colourwhiteCurd Rice is prepared with steamed rice and plain curd and is made rich by additional tempering of urad dal, mustard seeds, chillies and coriander leaves.It is very much liked by all as it is light on stomach, easily digestible, cooling, healthy and tasty.During the hot summer months, curd or yogurt rice makes for a delicious meal in a bowl.

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This is a very fragrant recipe complete with carbs, packed with protein and a splash of essential fat and digestive herbs to keep your tummy healthy! What's more? Completely vegan and very delicious too!😋😋

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Vana mandalu oggarane, khara mandakki, mandakki chivda, spicy puffed rice, seasoned puffed rice, masala puffed rice, spicy kadlepuri or bellulli (garlic) mandakki is a popular teatime snack from North Karnataka. It is made in several variations across India and known as sukha bhel, bhadang, murmura chivda and many more names. It is the perfect guilt free snack to munch on any time of the day. Garlic adds a very interesting flavour to the mandakki. I often find myself hunting for them, so add garlic generously. My mom makes big batch of this delicious snack and store for upto 2 weeks. My hubby likes to munch on some snack irrespective of whatever time he returns from office. I usually make a big box full of avalakki chivda since my hubby loves avalakki in any form. For a change, I made mandalu oggarane today and he happily munched on it while I was still rolling jolada rottis for dinner..Sharing a simple & easy recipe for this yummy snack for you all to try..This is my contribution to the second phase of #itsprocessoverproduct.To see more of my work, follow onInstagram- @TheRedPlateChroniclesFacebook - TheRedPlateChroniclesWordpress -http://theredplatechronicles.home.blogLoveM❤️

#myrecipe Here is a very traditional way of having breakfast. This recipe reminds me of my grandmother's way of cooking. Very healthy and solid start of the day.

Have you ever tried Mango rice?? If not, then give your boring rice a makeover with this lovely recipe. I was scrolling through YouTube and there I came across this lovely recipe which includes unripe mangoes (kacha aam) to give a healthy twist to our regular rice.We, here in the North, do not relish rice this way, so it was pretty new flavour for my family. The raw mango gives tangy taste to the rice whereas assorted dals and peanuts give it a crunch, a tantalizing aroma and interesting mouth feel.You can savour it with side dishes like ginger chutney or curd. But I devoured this as it is, enjoying every bite and feeling every single flavour. Yummmm!#khana