It is hard to forget the taste of traditional recipes as it lingers in our taste buds. Vathakuzhambhu is a delicious south -Indian dish prepared with the simplest of ingredients.

• Diet type - Vegetarian

• Product Type - Spice Mix

• Product Form - Grounded

• Speciality - No preseratives and No added sugar or salt

• Packs - 100g packs available

• Storage instructions - Store in a cool and dry place, once opened keep in a air tight container

• Expiry - 5 Months from date of Mfd.

• Vathakuzhambu

  It is hard to forget the taste of traditional recipes as it lingers in our taste buds. Vathakuzhambhu is a delicious south -Indian dish prepared with the simplest of ingredients. It has a perfect balance of spices and tanginess. It tastes delicious when stored for a day as the taste deepens and flavour penetrates in the gravy. If you want to give a twist to your usual sambar try Ammae Vathakuzhambhu. You will enjoy this lip-smacking delicious traditional recipe of Ammae. Its also called Karakuzhambu in many places. Adding two spoons of sesame oil while preparing, gives an enriched taste. Roasted baby onions or even normal onion will be more delicious.

  Ingredients

  Tamarind powder, Dry chilly, Black gram dal, Till, Mustard seeds, Asafoetida powder, Fenugreek, Salt, and Turmeric powder.

  How to use?

  Take 2 tbl spoon of Ammae Vathakuzhambhu, add 200-225ml of water, and mix it without lumps. Add 1tsp of sesame oil (optional) to enhance the taste. Place it in the stove with medium flame and keep stirring (for 5-10 mins) till it thickens. Add fresh curry leaves to serve. It is ready to be used along with rice. It is optional to add ghee while having with rice which will help in enhancing the aroma and taste. Note: The sambar thickens in course of time.