South Indian Menu For Your Diwali Dinner

For Diwali this year, why don't you try something unique and host a Diwali party with a South Indian menu? Here is what you can add to the menu!

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Paanagam

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Tawa Idly Fry

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Rasam and Upma

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Masala Dosa

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Paal Payasam

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