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100 Kerala Sadhya Recipes/ Vishu Onam Sadhya Recipes


Kerala Sadya Recipes (Onam and Vishu Sadya Vibhavangal)



Breakfast Recipes
Pazham Puzhungiyathu/Steamed plantains and Pappadam
  
Todukarikal


Pickles and relishes


Main dishes/Kootan


Parippu Curry
Mathanga Parippu Curry/Pumpkin Curry
Padavalanga Parippu Curry/Snake Gourd Mung Dal Curry
Varutharacha Vendakka Sambar 
Beetroot Sambar
Kalan- Sadhya style
Kumblanga Moru Curry
Rasakalan
Mambazha Pulissery/Mango Yogurt Curry
Pineapple Pulisherri
Ethakka Pulisherri
Cheerathandu Mooru Curry
Pineapple Rasam
Pazha Manga Curry/Sweet Mango Curry


Payasam/Dessert

Pal Payasam
Neipayasam/Sharkara Payasam
Aval Payasam
Pazha Pradhaman/Nendra Pazham Pradhaman
Gothambu Payasam
Palada Pradhaman
Pineapple Payasam
Kadala Pradhaman
Semiya Payasam
Ari Sharkara Payasam
Karikku Payasam/Tender Coconut Payasam
Paal Ada Mambazhapayasam
Ragi Semiya Caramel Payasam
Chowari Payasam
Elaneer Rose Payasam
Chakka Pradhaman
Aval Sharkara Payasam
Lychee Cashew Nut Payasam
Ada Pradhaman
Kadachakka Payasam/Bread fruit Payasam
Vishu Kanji
Boli 
Beetroot Boli


Comments

  1. Onam sadya is one of the features of Onam festival that really draws me to this occasion. Thanks for sharing these recipes... Happy Onam!

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  2. hmmm these dishes look so yummy! i think I';m gonna prepare one of these on this coming Onam 2014. Thanks for the share! Happy Onam!

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  3. they are so yummy....eagerly waiting to try them
    http://www.pinterest.com/kumar65/onam-2014/

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