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Here are some Lunch recipes:

Cottage Cheese - Corn Quesadillas

Udupi Puliyogare

VEGETARIAN RECIPES:-

Appetizers

Split Chickpeas Pakoda

Cauliflower Manchurian

Cottage Cheese Stir Fry

Non- Veg Appetizers:

Sura Puttu Recipe

Chilli Chicken Dry

Rice:

Thai Red Curry Fried Rice

Mushroom Single Pot Biryani

Gravy and Curries

Paneer Tikka Masala

Tamarind Gravy/ Kara Kuzhambhu

Chickpeas Curry/ Kadalai Kurma / Chana Korma

Plantain Flower Curry with lentils

Mashed Eggplant or Aubergine/ Baingan Bharta

More Kuzhambu | Buttermilk Gravy

Brown Chickpeas Curry

Side Dish for Lunch

Boiled Chayote Stir Fry/ Chow Chow Poriyal

NON- VEGETARIAN RECIPES:-

Indian

Kerala style Chicken Curry

Fish Curry (Red Snapper) Tamilnadu Style

Red Snapper Fry/ Sankara Meen Varuval

Kotthu Parotta/ Minced Parotta

Chicken keema puff/ Minced chicken Turnovers

Indo - Chinese

Mixed Vegetables Noodles with Eggs

Italian

Chicken Lasagna with White sauce

Spaghetti with grilled Chicken Meatballs

Pepper Chicken Chettinad

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