Traditional Karnataka Food

Karnataka cuisine is a blend of distinctive cuisines of its various regions like Mangalore, Malnad, Udupi, Coorg, North Karnataka etc.
A typical Karnataka meal is pure vegetarian cooked in sesame and ground nut oil. The coastal areas have a simple, yet flavorsome cuisine with meat, fish and seafood varieties cooked in coconut oil. Especially Mangalore coast with their Goan influence have their own distinct fish and meat specialties cooked in coconut milk. The Bhakri meal of northern Karnataka based on Jowar is very different as is the raagi meal of the rural areas of Mysore. The Kodavas or Coorgis, who are culturally quite different from the rest of the state, have an equally distinct cuisine. The three staple items of Karnataka’s culinary culture are rice, raagi and jowar (millet). The people in the northern districts prefer millet rotis with spicy vegetable preparations while in rural Mysore the preference is steamed raagi balls served with hot chutney or ‘huli’, very similar to Sambhar.
It is believed that every meal is a wholesome meal containing essential components of a healthy meal such as proteins, carbohydrates and vitamins. It is a tradition here to start the meal with a dessert.
Popular Karnataka Dishes
Rice Dishes
Bisi bele bath
Vangi bath
Chitranna
Puliogare
Maavinakayi Chitranna
Mosaranna
Sweets
Huggi
Ginna
Kadubu
Karjikaayi
Kajjaya
Gas Gase paayasa
Sabbakki Paayasa
Obbattu
Gojju
Menasinakayi Gojju
Hunase Gojju
Haagalkai Gojju
Tondekai Gojju
Tomato Gojju
Breads

Akki Rotti
Ragi Rotti
Jolada Rotti
Ragi Mudde
Paddu (Gundupongla)
Sakkare Achhu
Kesaribath
Chiroti
Karadantu
Sheekarni
Mysore Pak
Dharwad Peda
Snacks
Bonda / Bajji
Vade
Chakkuli
Nippattu
Kodubale
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