10 Famous Dishes From South Indian Food

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Meen Pollichathu:

A traditional Kerala favorite, where a karimeen or pearl spot fish is coated with onion-tomato masala, wrapped in a banana leaf, and cooked to perfection. Best had with rice, toddy, or beer.

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Poriyal:

It is a stir-fried vegetable dish seasoned with spices and sometimes garnished with coconut. Known by different names across South India, it goes well with rice sambar and rasam.

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Chemmeen Manga Curry:

Tangy prawn and raw mango curry, enriched with coconut milk, served best with appam or red rice of Kerala for a wholesome meal.

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Ghee Roast:

A Mangalorean preparation of chicken or mutton richly coated in spicy masala and cooked in ghee, eaten with neer dosa or appam.

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Kori Gassi:

A chicken curry from Karnataka, this gravy is prepared using coconut and tamarind. Kori roti or neer dosa is the traditional accompaniment.

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Pandi Curry:

Tangy Karnataka-style pork curry made with kaachampuli extract. Perfect with akki roti and even better while eating in the scenic beauty of Coorg.

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Aloo Bonda:

Mashed potatoes spiced and rolled into small balls. Dipped into gram flour batter and deep-fried. Beautiful evening tea snack with chutney.

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Gongura Mutton Curry:

An Andhra original, where mutton is cooked along with juicy gongura leaves and provided with hot rice for a unique, earthy flavour.

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Shikampuri Kebab:

Hyderabadi fried kebabs made of chicken and lentils with a creamy yogurt filling. Served as an appetizer with mint chutney.

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Ambur Biryani:

A Tamil Nadu biryani made with short-grain jeera samba rice, red chili paste, and whole spices. Traditionally served with eggplant curry and raita.

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