Varutharacha Meen Curry
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Varutharacha Meen Curry

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Varutharacha Kozhi Curry is the most traditional way chicken curry is made in Malabar and we bet that every Malayali who loves non-veg has eaten this once or more. The gravy has a base of roasted coconut with some flavourful spices making it a terrific combination for idiyappam or appam. The perfect blend of roasted coconut and spices gives a rich and aromatic flavor to the curry. It could be made in millions of ways because each household has a recipe of their own! I always wondered about the taste of each Varutharacha Kozhi Curry when it compared with another. My mother’s combination of spices is extremely amazing even it compared with mine. If you love spicy chicken curry this is must try. You can use beef instead of chicken in this recipe to prepare Beef Varutharachathu too.
Varutharacha Sambar / Kerala Style Sambar / Onam Sambar
Varutharacha Sambar / Kerala Style Sambar / Onam Sambar is a traditional vegetable stew that is served in Sadya for Onam, Vishu or any other occasion. Varutharacha Sambar is similar to arachuvitta sambar. This delicious and hearty recipe is made with mixed veggies, dry roasted coconut, and spices. You can also check out my other sambar recipes.
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