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Choute Pachadi / Coorg Cucumber Chutney
Choute Pachadi / Coorg Cucumber Chutney Being far from native land is tough. I try to dig deeper into Coorg’s culinary secrets and recreate Mom’s recipes from time to time. That’s as close to Coorg I can get at the moment. Coorg cuisine definitely tops one the best in South Indian menus. It is authentic and the platter circumscribes the staple food rice. The recipes are developed by the locals…
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Mushroom Chili Fry (Kombu Barthad Coorg Style )
Mushroom Chili Fry (Kombu Barthad Coorg Style )
Coorg, officially known as Kodagu, is a popular hill station of Karnataka situated amidst high mountains. The Kodagu district is not only one of the most scenic regions in Karnataka but is famous for its unique culture, language and especially one of India’s most distinctive cuisines. According to local legend Kodavas are descendants of Alexander the Great. Most traditional Kodava meals are…
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Nuuputtu (Coorg Rice Noodles)
Nuuputtu (Coorg Rice Noodles)
By now, from my earlier posts, you must be acquainted with 2 very popular puttus (Kaddambuttu and Paputtu) that are staple in Coorg. And today I bring to you the third most popular puttus called Nuuputtu or Noolputtu (Coorg rice noodles). Nool means thread.
Like the other puttus, this is also made from steamed rice thari dough pressed into thin strands, formed into small cakes thereby…
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Paputtu
Against the backdrop of coffee plantations is a staggering bounty of indigenous greens, weeds, flowers, fruits, berries, nuts, mushrooms and shoots, many of which play a starring role in the local cuisine. Coorg’s jungle bounty includes wild pepper, wild ginger, wild cloves, bitter local oranges known as kachampuli, rose apples, jungle mangoes, plums, several kinds of bamboo shoots, and over 60…
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Morkoole (Curd Rice Coorg Style)
Morkoole (Curd Rice Coorg Style)
I am writing you a piece of my heart today. I say my heart because this comes from my happy place, Coorg! A rush of childhood memories come gushing from a place full of fragrant flowers, wild berries and gorgeous lush rice fields. Home to lush coffee and pepper plantations, dense forests, and a picturesque landscape Coorg or Kodagu has rightly earned the title of Scotland of India. If you are a…
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Coorg Mango Curry - Kaad Mange Curry
Coorg Mango Curry – Kaad Mange Curry
Hey my lovely peeps,
Summer never really happened this side of the world – it’s been rainy and gloomy most days. However, we were fortunate enough to catch some sun during our summer trip to Prague – enough to soak up for the whole year. What a trip it was – relaxed, slow and fun just as a vacation should be. Not to mention all the food we hogged on and relished. They were our little guilty food…
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