Table of Content
Introduction to south Indian Cooking
- States included
- Style of food
- Staple foods
- Cooking oils commonly used
- Important spices and ingredients
Regional South Indian Cooking
- Cuisine of Andhra Pradesh
- The Range of Traditional Andhra Cuisine
- The Delicacies
- Light Bite
- The Famous Hyderabadi cuisine
- The Mughlai Delicacies
- Vegetarian Food
- Desserts
- Cuisine of Karnataka
- Karnataka Cuisine – Common to all parts
- Lunch served on a plantain leaf Rice dishes
- Breads
Regional South Indian Cooking
- Cuisine of Kerala
- Historical and Cultural Influences
- Breakfast
- Dessert
- Cuisine of Tamil Nadu
- Regional
- Commonly consumed items
Important Ingredients of South Indian Cooking
- Asafetida
- Bay Leaves
- Cardamom
- Fresh Chiles
- Chili Powder
- Cinnamon
- Cloves
- Coriander Seeds
- Curry Leaves
- Fennel Seeds
- Fenugreek Seeds
- Fresh Mint
- Mustard Seeds
- Sesame
- Tamarind
- Tamarind
- Turmeric
South Indian Speciality Lunch/Dinner – 1
- Sambar
- Kootu
- Dhal rasam (paruppu rasam)
- Pepper Rasam
- Coconut Rice
- Mutter – Paneer Masala
- Tamarind curry
- Cabbage Kootu
- Tamato Rice
- Lemon Rice
- BRINGAL CURRY
- Grinded Coconut Sambar
- BITTER GUARD CURRY
- PEPPER CURRY
- CURD CURRY
- DHAL BEANS/CABBAGE CURRY
- TAMARIND BALLS CURRY
South Indian Speciality Lunch/Dinner – 2
- South Indian Tiffin is also consumed as dinner
- Wheat Rava uppma
- Vada
- Curd Vada
- Bajji
- Vermicilli Uppma
- Wheat Dosa
- Rava Dosa
- Onion Dosa
- Masala Dosa
- White Pongal
South Indian Sweets
- Coconut Burfi
- MysorePaakh
- Coconut kheer
- Bengalgram and moong dhal kheer
- Kheer
- Rava Laddoo
- Laddoo
- Rava Kesari or Suji kaa Halwa
- Carrot kheer
- Badam keer
- Vermicilli Kheer
- Sweet Pongal
- Use of Chilly South Indian Cooking
- Use of Tamarind South Indian Cooking
Portion Controlling – 1
- How can portion help you manage more effectively
- Step for Effective Portion Control Menu Planning
- Food Production Plans
- Purchasing
- Food Production
- Food Transport
- Meal Service
Portion Control – 2
- Vegetable Group
- Fruit Group
- Milk, Yogurt, and Cheese Group
Preserving & Storing
- The Fridge and Freeze
- Left over Food
- Dry Goods
- Groceries fresh
- Eggplant
- Tomatoes
- Leafy greens
- Broccoli
- Potatoes
- Onions
- Mushrooms
- Bread
- Dairy Milk
- Tofu
Food Costing – 1
- Menu Prices and Foods Costs
- The Factoring Method
- Prime Cost Method
- Combination Pricing
- Foods Costing Tips
Food Costing – 2
- Food Cost
- Food Costratio
Standardized Recipe
- Standardized Recipes
- The parts of a standardized recipe are listed below
Waste Management – 1
Waste Management – 2
- Step 2 Set Priorities and take Immediate Action
- Reusable Materials
- Recycleable Materials
- Step 3 Continue to Make Improvements and Investments
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