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Hidden South Indian Dishes to Try This Rainy Season

By Sanatan Sah

KARRA MEEN CURRY

A spicy fish curry from coastal Kerala that pairs beautifully with steamed rice on a rainy evening.

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Sweet ripe bananas, sliced and deep-fried in golden batter—a monsoon snack staple in Kerala.

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PAZHAM PORI

Fish marinated in spices, wrapped in banana leaves, and pan-seared to smoky perfection.

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MEEN POLLICHATHU

A protein-rich green gram dosa from Andhra, perfect when paired with ginger chutney.

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PESARATTU

A tangy Andhra pickle made from sorrel leaves, adding a punch to your simple meals.

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GONGURA PACHADI

Crispy, spongy fritters made from fermented rice and urad dal batter—a street food hero in the rain.

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PUNUGULU

Spicy prawn stir-fry from Telangana, rich in flavor and perfect with hot rice.

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ROYYALA VEPUDU

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A hearty horse gram soup from Andhra, slow-cooked for hours and served with rice or cream.

ULAVA CHARU

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Cabbage stir-fried with coconut and spices—a humble yet warming Tamil Nadu classic.

MUTTAIKOSE PORIYAL

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A mildly spiced vegetable stew cooked in coconut milk, perfect for a rainy-day appam pairing.

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