BENGALURU ADIGE - BANGLORIAN'S COMFORT FOOD



Aloo Bajji


Kodubale



Ragi Mudde

Ragi Rotti
Rave Dose


Idli, Sambar

Food that provides nostalgic and sentimental value characterized by its preparation & culture.  Some popular Indian foods are considered comfort foods usually served hot or warm that provides nostalgic sentiments as they often called "Mane Adige" (home cooking), "Ammana Adige" (mother's cooking).  In Karnataka, it's a common practice to serve food on a Banana Leaf during Hindu festivals, functions and other celebrations.



Chutney

Tomato Chutney


Indian cuisine consists of a variety of  traditional and regional cuisines which are native to the Indian subcontinent.  Indian food is heavily influenced by religion (Hinduism), cultural choices and traditions which has shaped the history of international relations; various spices were brought from India and traded around Asia and Europe.


Huli

Sambar


Different spices and lentils are a staple ingredient in Indian cuisine and the the cuisine of South Indian State of Karnataka like Idli, Dosa, Upma, bisibele bath, Kodubale, badanekai yennegai, vangibath, akki & ragi rotti, sajjige, neer dose, saaru, huli, kootu, ragi mudde, chiroti, and the list goes on..... were invented here and have become popular beyond the state of Karnataka and around the globe.






South Indian Poori & Veg. Saagu


Kerala masala Appam

Phulkas with black channa & egg plant south indian curry)

Cracked Wheat khara bath with methi & vegetables


Chapati served with different salads


Jilebi, Dry Jamoon, Baby Kodubale

Pakodas - snack made out of pulse, fried in oil using variety of vegetables


Dosa with mint chutney

Cheese & Veg. grilled sandwiches

Gobi Tikki (cauliflower), marinated in yogurt

Mushroom Pulav (rice dish cooked in mint sauce and other spice ingredients)

Aloo Tikki (potato cutlet served hot or warm with different sauces such as tamarind, coriander, mint and yogurt) & Sweet Potato Fries 

South Indian Thali (selection of dishes served on a plate)


Pani Puri (Gol Gappa) Indian street food