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Byadgi Chillies
In Indian culinary practices, Byadgi chillies are a prized ingredient, often used in their dried form. They are ground into a fine powder, adding not just color but a mild heat and a hint of fruity, smoky flavour to dishes.
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Ridge Gourd Thovayal
One delightful way to utilize these peels is by transforming them into a flavorful chutney or 𝘵𝘩𝘶𝘷𝘢𝘪𝘺𝘢𝘭 , a Tamilian condiment. Traditionally served as an accompaniment to rice or thosai, 𝘵𝘩𝘶𝘷𝘢𝘪𝘺𝘢𝘭 adds a tangy and spicy kick to meals. The process of grinding the peels unlocks their inherent flavors, resulting in a deliciously textured condiment that complements various dishes.
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Guntur Chilli
In Indian kitchens, Guntur chillies are a staple, enhancing the flavours of diverse dishes. They are used in various forms, including whole, powdered, or as a key ingredient in spice blends like curry powder or sambar masala.
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Curried Seafood Pasta
I was recently asked about pairing pasta with curry or incorporating curry powder into pasta dishes for a flavorful outcome. From my experience, I've found that most carbohydrates can blend well with curry powder or various spices. When preparing a Marinara sauce for pasta, I often enhance its flavor profile by adding a touch of Kashmiri chili powder, garam masala, or sometimes even curry powder.
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Orange Sugee Fruit Cake
This cake combines the tangy zest of oranges with the rich flavours of traditional semolina cake. Moist, flavorful, and incredibly versatile, this recipe is a treasure trove for cake enthusiasts, offering a delectable treat that gets even better with time.
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Ramnad Mundu Chilli
The chillies can be added whole, chopped, or ground into a paste, depending on the recipe requirements. In South Indian cuisine, some spices are usually tempered in oil or ghee and added to the dishes. I usually use Ramnad Mundu chilli when tempering the spices as it adds a special flavour and the necessary heat to the dishes.
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Sea Bass with Sambal Belado
The preparation method might slightly vary based on regions or personal preferences, but generally, it involves pounding or blending the ingredients together to form a coarse or smooth paste. Sambal Belado is known for its spicy, tangy, and slightly sweet flavour profile, making it a fantastic accompaniment to various dishes, such as fried fish, chicken, eggs, fried tofu or tempeh or as a condiment for rice.
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Indonesian Long Red Chilli
The smell of Cabe Merah Panjang is somewhat fruity and slightly earthy, with a mild aroma compared to other chili peppers. Their texture is firm and glossy, with thin walls and a smooth surface. Inside, they contain seeds that contribute to their heat but are relatively easy to remove if a milder flavor is desired.
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Nachos with Salsa
It's a bit sweet from the ripe tomatoes and a little strong from the onions. There's also a fresh taste from the coriander leaves and a tanginess from the lime juice. Each bite delivers a medley of flavours, dancing between heat and refreshing bursts of acidity. The habanero adds a nice kick to it. If you do not have habanero chilli, add couple of green or red chilli padies.
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Habanero – Fiery Kick
Its smell is pungent and fruity, with hints of citrus, which contributes to its unique flavour profile. The texture of a habanero is smooth and waxy, with thin flesh surrounding numerous seeds that hold much of its heat.
