During Onam, various delicious street foods showcase the region's unique flavours and culinary traditions. Here are 7 street foods you should try during these 10 festival days.
lifestyle Aug 18 2023
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Kozhikode Biryani
Also known as Calicut Biryani, this flavorful dish features fragrant rice cooked with chicken or meat, aromatic spices, and sometimes cashews and raisins.
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Puttu with Kadala Curry
Puttu is a steamed rice cake made with rice flour and coconut, typically served with kadala curry, a spicy chickpea curry. It's a traditional breakfast combination.
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Appam with Stew
Appam are soft, lacy rice pancakes with a slightly crispy edge. They are often served with a creamy coconut milk-based stew, usually vegetables, chicken, or fish.
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Kappa and Meen Curry
Kappa is the Malayalam term for tapioca, which is cooked and mashed into a savoury dish. It's commonly paired with meen curry, a spicy fish curry.
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Ela Ada
Ela Ada is a sweet rice cake wrapped in banana leaves and steamed. It's typically made with grated coconut and jaggery filling, offering a delightful combination of flavours.
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Parotta and Beef Fry
Parotta is a layered flatbread that's often paired with beef fry or curry. The beef fry is usually spiced and sautéed to create a flavorful accompaniment.
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Vada and Sambar
These crispy lentil fritters, called vada, are often served with sambar, a flavorful lentil-based vegetable stew. They make for a tasty and filling snack.