Kerala’s thattukadas serve food that rich in flavour, steeped in tradition, and cooked with the heart and soul of Kerala.
From the moment you sit down, you're likely to encounter several unique elements that are distinct to these eateries.
After enjoying a grand Onam sadya, one of the most cherished Kerala traditions, folding the banana leaf is more than just a way to clear the table – it’s a gesture rich with meaning. The direction in which you fold your banana leaf can symbolize satisfaction, appreciation, or even solemnity,
Too little salt can lead to deficiencies, while too much can lead to health problems such as hypertension, heart disease, and stroke.
The Chapati Movement began in 1857, a year that would later be marked by the First War of Indian Independence.
These sites are designed to help counteract the threats faced by vultures in the wild, such as poisoning from consuming carcasses containing veterinary drugs or chemicals.
Health buffs often say eat like a king in the morning. But does that mean you can have this most royal dish for breakfast?
Onmanorama Food here is giving a sneak peek into the oldest running eateries in Kozhikode which were quintessential in shaping the city's culinary history.
This banana flower, plantain payasam cooked to perfection in jaggery syrup and coconut milk would be the perfect way to end your Onasadya.
Onmanorama Food presents you a scrumptious preparation made of colocasia, which can go either as a starter to your meal or as a side dish.
Want to surprise your family with something new this Onam? Try out this easy payasam recipe using banana flower by the talented chefs of the Coconut Lagoon backwater resort in Kumarakom.