MILAGU KULAMBU
The Cold weather around brings in a lot of uninvited guests – cough, cold, strep throat. Also, we look on for hot, spicy stuff to treat our tastebuds. Milagu Kuzhambu is one such version of spicy, tra...
The Cold weather around brings in a lot of uninvited guests – cough, cold, strep throat. Also, we look on for hot, spicy stuff to treat our tastebuds. Milagu Kuzhambu is one such version of spicy, traditional remedy for the winter weather troubles.
The combination of fresh spice powder, combined with tamarind juice and garlic pods and finishing off with a dash of sesame oil will definitely linger your numb taste buds. This milagu kuzhambu can stay fresh for a week if handled properly. I usually pair this spicy milagu kulambu with any kootu made from green vegetables like Surakkai Kootu, Pumpkin Kootu.
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