Tuesday, June 02, 2009

Andhra Kitchen Virgin Survival Manual - Vegetarian

Click the image on the left to see the cookbook. This cookbook focuses on basic Andhra recipes anyone can cook up on the very first try. Absolutely no knowledge / skill is assumed on the part of the reader. The following recipes are listed in this cookbook.

 No Cook recipes :
Kobbari Pachadi (Coconut – chili blended curry)
Pacchi Charu (Thin raw tamarind curry) 
Pappula Podi  (Lentil - chili powder)
Perugu Pachadi (Raw vegetable - Yogurt curry) 

 Simple Curries :
Pulusu (Tamarind Stew)
Majjiga pulusu (Buttermilk Stew)
Kura ( Dry curry) 

 Lentil curries
Sambar ( Sour lentil stew) 
Pappu ( Mashed lentil curry)
Mamdikkaya Pappu (Mango-  Lentil curry)

Light Dishes :
Pongal ( Rice and lentil porridge)
Bread Upma 
Idli (Steamed rice cakes)  

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