Sunday, June 16, 2013

Traditional Tamil Brahmin recipes, Authentic Tamil brahmin recipes


Tamil brahmin recipes
Hailing from an authentic Tamil Brahmin family, my supreme love for Traditional
Brahmin recipes is thoroughly justified. However, I totally love trying out recipes
from different cuisines. Few months back when I met some of my relatives at a
family wedding, there was a demand from my cousins to compile a post for
Traditional Brahmin recipes. The idea behind this was to get a complete list of
authentic Brahmin recipes that include No Onion No Garlic recipes. Even today
there are many families that do not include onion and garlic in their daily diet. Many
old people also avoid eating vegetables like drumstick, radish, carrots, bottle gourd
as they are not considered Satvik foods or foods that control your mind. However,
with changing times and with increased awareness of the various health benefits that
each of these vegetables have, people (including me), have started frequently
including these items in their diet. So after much contemplation, here I have tried my
best to compile most of the Tamil Brahmin recipes. What makes each culture so
unique is the wide list of rituals that are followed during festivals and the pujas
performed at home. Keeping this in mind my sister’s blog Kalachar gives details
about the practices in a typical Tamil Brahmin household during pujas and festivals.
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Generally at our place, we will the system of having lunch at 10 am and by 2 30 pm we will have coffee|tea, and by 3 30 we will have a Tiffin and dinner will be mostly the left overs from the morning cooking. If needed we will make a vegetable only. But later on due to health reasons we changed the dinner to chapathis. And after coming to Singapore, the entire system changed and we follow the breakfast, lunch and dinner concept only. But in my in laws place they still follow the same system and even when we go there for vacation we follow the similar one.
I have posted a detailed note on Sumangali parathanai .

Click on the image below to read the post.
Sumangali prarthanai procedures


So i have compiled the post according the traditional system only:
Click on the name to get the recipes:
KOOTU | KUZHAMBHU AND SAMBAR VARIETIES
AVARAKKAI PORICHA KOOTU
CURRY VARIETIES
Vazhipoo usili
RASAM VARIETIES
Kalyana Rasam
PACHADI VARIETIES
Mango pachadi
PICKLES | THOKKU
tomato thokku 1
   
RICE VARIETIES
Lemon rice 3
THOGAIYAL | PODI VARIETIES
Paruppu podi

TIFFIN VARIETIES | SNACK VARIETIES
Upma kozhukattai
HOME MADE POWDER | VADAM
sambar podi
CHUTNEY | GOTSU VARIETIES FOR IDLI | DOSAI | POORI
PANDIGAI SAMAYAL | FESTIVAL RECIPES | SWEETS AND SAVORY RECIPES | BAKSHANAMS
TAMIL VARUSHA PIRRAPPU RECIPES
panakam 3
VARALAKSHMI VIRADHAM RECIPE – VARALAKSHMI NOMBU RECIPES
paruppu payasam
GANESHA CHATHURTHI RECIPES
Uppu kozhukattai
JANMASHTAMI RECIPES | GOKULASHTAMI RECIPES
vella seedai
NAVARATRI RECIPES
Channa sundal
DEEPAVALI RECIPES | DEEPAVALI BAKSHANAM
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THIRUVAADIRAI RECIPES
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KARTHIGAI DEEPAM RECIPES
kadalai urundai 2
PONGAL FESTIVAL RECIPES | KAANU RECIPES
sakkarai pongal
KARADAIYAN NOMBU ADAI
OTHER RECIPES
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Please ignore if you feel any recipes you won’t find authentic or traditional. I have complied it according to our family tradition.
Jeyashri’s kitchen has a collection of other recipes too. Please visit my recipe index for more recipes.

59 comments:

  1. great collection of recipes...

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  2. omg !! you have a tornado of recipies in here !! wow wow wowwww!!!!

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  3. That is all the recipes in the WORLD!!!! amazing collection... I actually can come here to get any authentic recipes... You have everything here.... great collection..
    Sowmya
    Event - Authentic Indian Sweets w giveaway

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  4. u put lot of effort in organizing all these recipes, great collection...

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  5. Wow what a lovely collection of recipes dear... Hats off

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  6. Your blog is my to go place for recipes. All the recipes I have Reid from your blog has come out well. Thank you for posting such delicious collection of recipes

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  7. wow...super.......thank you!! bookmarked :-)

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  8. i got tempted by tomato sweet pachadi and clicked on the link...but oops...the link says, it is not available....look into it when u have time.....

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    1. Sorry about that Kavitha, I have corrected it.

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    2. thankyou :) a delicious receipe

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    3. A huge variety of recipes! Great

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  9. brilliant menu.. i jus refer ur blog for all my tambrahm needs..

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  10. That is one amazing collection...simply loved it

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  11. Great Collection Thanks.It will take some time before I try out all of them
    Hariharan

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  13. Yummy collection. Shall try them all

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  14. wow lovely collection thank u for taking so much effort for us.. it is a real encyclopedia.

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  15. Wow.. good collection..

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  16. super collection... Its a boon for learners

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  17. Hello Jayashri,
    All ur recipes posted in ur blog is awesome. I tried many of ur dishes and it came out really well.
    Currently i live in UK and some of the Indian items are not available here :(
    Traditional brahmin dishes are awesome and the pics u post are very tempting.

    No words to describe more :)

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  18. thanks for this collection make it little original in some receipes some more items missing please make it correct that's it thanks if u make changes

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  19. Mam, I am tempted to try your recipes but wondering if they are meant only for Brahmins as you have emphasized more on it rather than recipes. ...thanks.

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  20. Dear Mam,

    I am tempted to try out your recipes but wonder if they are only meant for brahmins as you have emphasized on it more than the recipes. ...thanks.

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  21. Really Nice Recipes. Good Work

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  22. Dear M'am,

    Do you have any recipes for Tanjore Tamil weddings(all three days).U may mail it to me at 04vravi@gmail.com.

    Tks,

    Jayashree

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  23. amazing & mouth watering photos ......KEEP IT UP ..!!!! Thanks a Ton...for long time I was searching for such a blog ..

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  24. While browsing some South Indian recipes, I landed to this post. And I remembered by childhood days when the lunch was at 10 O'Clock in the morning, then Coffee at 2 O'Clock and so on. Even during my childhood, we rarely had food with Onion and Garlic in it.

    Loved this beautiful compilation. Best Regards, Amarendra

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  25. Very recently one of my close friend asked me "Are'nt u bored being a brahmin gal. I see u guys do not have lot of dishes to enjoy as we have in NV".. I wud really ask him to look at ur blog.. Awesome work :-) Keep it up. If possible cud u pls post the "Porichakuzhambu" and "molagootal" recipes here...

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    1. Thank you so much Suganya. I have avarakkai poricha kuzhambhu recipe here . Molagootal will post soon

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    2. Thank you Jeyashri...think of a recipe and it' s here!

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  26. Think of a recipe...its here very much...Thank you Jeyashri...:)

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  27. Very nice collection of recipes. U put in lot of effort for this recipes collection. Kudos to u

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  28. Excellent collection of recipes. With the help of this, I have great pleasure in cooking. Thank you

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  29. Excellent collection of recipes. With the help of this, I have great pleasure in cooking. Thank you

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    1. Great blog very informative .I want to learn cookery from scratch like what dhal why tamarind or tomato other ingredients why when how much.my wife though very good ,at times a great cook , unable to come down to my level any suggestions I ll be thankful Best wishes V S Rangan Trichy

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    2. Thanks for the suggestion. Please mail me to jeyashrikitchen@gmail.com

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  30. Hi Jeyashri, thank you very much for your recipes. Managed to make a huge spread for tamil new year based off your collections, everything was great :)

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  31. KINDLY POST THEVASAM SAMAYAL(SRARDHAM) VARIETIES AND HOW TO COOK.

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  32. wowwwww..This blog is really nice....The dishes are all good...looking delicious...especially i like the
    Palakkadan Special Dishes in kerala..

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  33. Dear MS.Jayashri ! Thank you for your service in online !!! Please re work the Adhirasam Recipe.. I am a Chef working in a five star hotel Around 14 yrs exp. first time i have seen ur blog. great!!!! The athirasam rice flour needs to grind coarsely not fne paste. you have to pestle for the flour coarsley and mix with the jaggery syrup, pinch of salt and keep it for min five days in the room temp to ferment, the sixth day add (opt)sesame seeds and elaichi powder mix once and start shape it and fry... you will get heritage Athirasam. ... please try and taste,..i am from trichy. i learnt from my grand ma.. many times i have made it.

    Regards,
    Chef Suresh

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    1. Thank you sir, my mom learnt this from a samayal mami during a srardam. Actually she made the dough on the same day and fried the adirasams on the same day too. In our houses we do not make athirasams on a regular basis, even for diwali too we donot make. But will try out your version and let you know how it turned out. Thanks for the feedback sir.

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  34. Hi jeyashri I also belong to traditional Telugu brahmin family we all loved for recipes .Thankyou very much.

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  35. Great collection. I will check them in detail, especially various types of Rasams.

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  36. Hi.... I like ur recipes... Could u please publish ur book in English.... I would like to buy it.... Thsnks

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  37. very interesting to try all the receipes

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  38. Iyer home muhurtham kalyana recipe especially 2 kosmalli, one sweet 1 salt. What all to serve..
    Please Wap on 7729020604 thanks

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  39. excellent recipes. Great work. Keep it up

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  40. Hi Jeyashri...
    Fantastic collection...going to try as many as possible...and finish them one day! Very tasty and authentic recipes...will keep u posted....
    Thanks
    Nisha.

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  41. Jeyashri you and your recipes are wonderful. You are great just like all recipes. Your collection is really wonderful. Awesome... And great help to all new 👰 .. thank you for your all delicious recipes...

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  42. Great collection of recipes... congrats and happy cooking

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  43. Superb. I love brahmin recipes

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