Chicken Chettinad to Fish Molee: 5 south Indian non-veg delicacies
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Chicken Chettinad to Fish Molee: 5 south Indian non-veg delicacies

Tamil Nadu, Kerala boasts of Non-vegetarian dishes like Chicken Chettinad, Fish Molee, Aila curry, and other delicacies. Let's explore these non-veg delicacies. by Amrita Ghosh

Chicken Chettinad
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Chicken Chettinad

Fiery red chilies, cloves, cardamom, and cinnamon, and the richness of coconut milk is marinated in a mixture of ground spices and the chicken is slow-cooked until tender

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Fish Molee
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Fish Molee

Creamy coconut milk-based gravy, the fish fillets are gently simmered in spices, curry leaves, ginger, and garlic. The sweetness of coconut milk balances the heat of green chilies

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Kerala Karimeen Fry
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Kerala Karimeen Fry

Fish is marinated with turmeric, red chili powder, black pepper, and other aromatic seasonings. The fish is then shallow-fried in coconut oil until it turns crispy and golden brown

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Prawns Kuzhambu

Tamarind pulp, coconut, and aromatic herbs create a thick gravy that perfectly coats the succulent prawn where the heat from red chilies is offset by the tanginess of tamarind

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Aila Curry

A blend of ground spices, coconut milk, curry leaves, and tamarind, creates a symphony of tastes – mildly spicy, tangy, and creamy. The fish is gently simmered in the coconut gravy

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