Kerala Sadhya is a typical feast of the people of Kerala Sadhya is traditionally a vegetarian meal served on banana leaf (Vazhayilla). People are seated cross-legged on the floor on a mat. All the dishes are served on the leaf and eaten with the hands without using any cutlery.
There are variations in the menu depending on the place and religion. Some communities, especially those in the northern part of Kerala (Malabar side), include non-vegetarian dishes in the sadhya.My mom sometimes include chicken in vishu,onam Sadhya .
Rasam : A watery dish made of tamarind, tomatoes, and spices like black pepperhing,. It is very spicy in taste and aids in digestion.
Aviyal : Thick mixture of various vegetables, coconut and curd/yogurt. It is seasoned with coconut oil and curry leaves. This dish is usually made of leftover vegetables
Kaalan: Made of yogurt, coconut, and any one vegetable like plantain or a yam. It is very thick and sourer. It made a day before .
Pulliyinchi : A dish of paste like consistency made of ginger, tamarind, green chilies, and jaggery.
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These all are items makes a good sadhay in our region, the items may be vary in different regions.
Very delicious sadya vibhavangal..Am coming there:-)
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very delicious sadya items, waiting for vishu to have all these :) Advanced Vishu wishes dear :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the lesson on typical Sadhya foods...I love learning about different cultures. I want the fried bananas :)
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Thanks for the nice sharing.Lovely dishes.
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Very handy. Vishu is around the corner and this will be very useful for freshers like me who would like to prepare Sadya at home :) Thanks for sharing!
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Its been a long time since i had Sadya!! This looks absolutely delicious!! Thanks for sharing all the tasty recipes :) Bookmarked to try! Happy Vishu :)
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ReplyDeletehi achu, the sadya has a lot of vegetarian varieties to choose from.. very appetizing.
ReplyDeleteWe in Malaysia also has this "banana leaf rice" selling in indian restaurants. Eat using hands with 5 different side dishes placed on the leaf around the rice. We can choose to have ,fish,mutton or chicken along with those veggies and they are very popular. must have originated from Kerala, your place. have a nice day
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