
Kerala chicken biriyani
Slow-cooked the Malabar way — fragrant rice layered with tender chicken, a boiled egg and golden fried onions, with coconut chutney on the side. The kind of Sunday lunch that makes the whole house smell like home.
Amma’s recipes never had measurements. Just a pinch of this, a handful of that.
Food cooked like someone was actually expecting you home.
No secret ingredients. Just slow fire, fresh ground spices, and time.
The kind of Sunday lunch that asks for an afternoon nap on a straw mat.
Not a cloud kitchen. Just one home stove, cooking one pot at a time.
Hot rice, cold curd, and silence at the dining table.
Your Neighbourhood Kitchen - serving currently at Kodigehalli, Ayyappa Nagar - Bangalore
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Origin // Kerala
Slow-cooked the Malabar way — fragrant rice layered with tender chicken, a boiled egg and golden fried onions, with coconut chutney on the side. The kind of Sunday lunch that makes the whole house smell like home.

Origin // Kerala
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