Kappa Rotti / Vodu Dose
There are some meals where the only thing missing is the wood fire.
From daily kajipu-nuppu and ganji-uppad to elaborate parba da vanas specials and kori rotti recipes, find the Mangalorean recipe that works best for you. Visit the recipe index page to search for recipes.
There are some meals where the only thing missing is the wood fire.
My homestyle charmuri combines crisp puffed rice, vegetables, coconut oil and the hand-pounded masala I use for Gudhudina Khaara Bajil.
Make Gudhudina Khaara Bajil with thin poha, fresh coconut and hand-pounded roasted spices. A Mangalorean breakfast with an optional tempering.
Make Pineapple Sasime, a Mangalorean side dish with fresh pineapple, coconut and mustard seeds, finished with an optional coconut oil tempering.
A traditional Mangalorean payasa made with delicate rice addes, fresh coconut milk and jaggery, prepared for Krishna Ashtami prasada.
Pathrode Gassi is a meal in itself, something I can happily eat for breakfast, lunch or dinner. The colocasia leaves, known as Alu Patha or …
Peere da choli/sippe da chutney or Ridge Gourd Peels chutney. The same recipe can be followed for pumpkin, carrots, radish, beetroot or mix of all …
Pelakai da Gattis evoke lazy summer evenings in the chavadi (courtyard) of my grandparent’s home, where a huge pot of cha is served with pelakai …
This rice also found its way into almost every Pulimunchi Kitchen delivery pop-up. Customers often asked how I made it. Serve Amma’s recipe with Kori …
Kukku da Pajji Uppad / Raw Mango Pickle Mangalorean Style. This no-oil or sugar pickle is generally had with Ganji/Kanji (boiled red rice with it’s water) during …