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Those who love and are familiar with South Indian food will know how diverse it is, and how the various regional dishes come packed with punch and flavor. A simple dish of sambar with rice can be wholesome and delicious, making you feel happy and satisfied to the core. While rice is an important ingredient in most south Indian dishes, there are multiple delicious options the cuisine offers, using dals too besides meat. There are plenty of options for days where you prefer something light, cool and homely, and also for days you are particularly craving something spicy and tantalising. The options are endless and drool-worthy to say the least. 



South Indian Recipes For Breakfast 


South Indian breakfast ranges from the humble upma to Kerala's popular appam served with a delicious vegetable stew. The aroma of crackling curry leaves and the sound of sputtering mustard seeds are sure to make your mornings brighter. You can kick start your day with some steamed idlis spruced up with coconut chutney and a bowl of piping hot sambar - simple, healthy and timeless.  



South Indian Recipes For Lunch 


Rice is an important ingredient in south Indian cuisine and so one can find many rice-based dishes such as tamarind rice, tomato rice, puliyogare, curd rice, bisi bele bhaat, among others that make for great lunch options. For meat lovers, you can make flavorful stews and curries. An elaborate affair includes Malabar Fish Biryani, Mangalorean Fish Gassi, etc. Tempted? 



South Indian Recipes For Dinner 


From a variety of biryanis to meaty curries like Chettinad chicken and wholesome avial and okra pulusu, one can go all out with south Indian cuisine that boasts of many different South Indian regions.  


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