Hello dear readers! I have already shared the recipe of’ Bibbe upkari’ long back. Mangaloreans like to have it in various ways. We also prepare it adding Ivy gourds. Usually in most of the marriage functions and auspicious occasions it is…
Hello dear readers! Today I’m going to share one more summer / monsoon recipe. Jackfruit is abundant during summer in Mangalore. Most of the independent houses have a tree or there are friends or relatives who share the crop. We…
Hello dear readers! Today I am going to share yet another family recipe of ours called as ‘Elchikerry’. This dish is from Kerala cuisine and the recipe belongs to my late Aayi. Her paternal family was from Kerala and she…
Hello dear readers! Dosa’s are a staple of G.S.B’s . I tried this recipe from Nandini akka’s blog. I just like to try her dosa recipe’s . It comes out perfect. I have tried several Masala dosa recipe’s from various…
Hello dear readers! Today I will share one more traditional family recipe of ours.’ Nendrabale kele chips’ takes me back to my childhood days. Aayi would make it often and it was my favourite view to watch her make the…
Hello dear readers! Today I will share a traditional g.s.b fish curry recipe called ‘Koddai alle piyava ghashi’. Koddai means croaker fish . This is a ginger and onion flavoured fish curry. I have already shared the recipe in the…
Hello dear readers! Today I will share a recipe from our g.s.b cuisine. It is called as tendle talasini. Talasini is flavoured with garlic. Tendle means ‘ivy gourd’ .This is one of my personal favourite . I love it when…
Hello dear readers! Today I will a share a healthy recipe of kosumbari. This makes a great recipe for health conscious people, which can also watch their health with the use of natural supplements from sites as Reportshealthcare.com. Kosambari is…
Hello dear readers! Today I’m going to share an old family recipe which I specially searched from my handwritten recipe book to share in the space. It is almost 2 decades old. I found the picture of the dish in…
Tinda is mostly commonly found in North India and is a staple of many. Tinda resembles like baby pumpkin. I was first introduced to this vegetable by my sister Shanta Nayak more than a decade back. And it has become…