Traditional Indian savory snack prepared with butter, rice and lentil flour during festivals like Diwali and Krishna Jayanthi. Its also enjoyed year round
Slightly crunchy and mildly sweet counterpart to salt (uppu) Seedai. Sweetened with jaggery and coconut, these are popular & traditional South Indian snacks.
Traditional South Indian snack made with lentil and rice flour especially during Krishna Jayanthi festival. See Tips to avoid seedais from bursting in hot oil.
These Sweet balls made of Semolina and coconut is an Indian specialty traditionally made during almost all festivals. Extremely simple to make and addictive.
Also known as ulundu/ulundhu Vadai, this is a traditional preparation during festivals. Made of lentils, its an Indian savory counterpart to Western doughnuts.
South Indian sweet made of all purpose & rice flour with jaggery. Instead of the traditional deep frying, pancake puff pan is used to make it low calorie.