Masala dosa is a South Indian recipe served with sambar, coconut chutney, and onion chutney. It is loved by both children and adults.

A South Indian theme just isn't complete without Idli Sambar—it's my favorite dish! Everyone has their own way of making sambar, so try my method too.

Tiffin usually depicts south Indian breakfast. Normally Idli, Dosa, Pongal. This particular sambar is very good combination with Idlies or dosas as well as goes very well with mini idlies which normally known or served as 14 idlies, mini idlies or button idlies at restaurants.In this sambar, we don’t use any coconut and basically a seasoned mixed dhal with sambar powder as well as baby onions, tomatoes and with or without drumstick pieces.#reststyle#goldenapron 16th recipe Date: 19th June 2019

Bread Chilli is an easy breakfast recipe which is prepared in no time. Apart from toasts and sandwiches, we can make so many recipes using bread. Today we are going to see how to prepare this simple Bread Chili using sambar powder.

Very easy way to prepare sambar at home without tamarind and jagerry.#india#book#ebook

Sambar is a very common side dish in our diets and is used widely for all occasions. Making a mouth watering sambar needs a special art. I always add some leaves like spinach or the leaves of Ivy gourd or Koval for making the sambar more rich in taste.I Ialso use my own home- made sambar powder for making it really delicious

This is a #heirloom recipe that mom makes and has been passed down by my grandmother to her. It is simple to make, delicious and does not require much supervising. Since okra is good for all, it is a comfort recipe that can be consumed by anyone.

I always had curiosity to make that very thin flat dosa at home.in this pandemic time I decided to try all that things which I felt was so hard.but today when my family told it's too yumm so I think it's alot for me. #mommasrecipes

South Indian recipes served with chutney are known for their flavor and nutritious ingredients. There are also many fried snacks that are served for breakfast. Urad dal bonda is one such recipe, made into round shapes. Bonda is a famous snack from Karnataka and is also popular as street food. You can enjoy it for breakfast or as an evening snack. This simple fried snack is made from urad dal batter without fermentation or added spices. It is similar to medu vada batter, but shaped differently and with added spices. You can eat these bondas as a breakfast snack, or use them to make dahi vada or bonda soup. I served them with chutney like vada, and also as bonda soup with sambar, which everyone loved. You should definitely give this a try.

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South Indian lentil-based vegetable stew in a tamarind broth.