The star ingredient that highlights the dish is more milagai - one of the rare and a classic condiment of the South Indian cuisine. Green chillies are soaked in sour curd and then sun dried. This pairs well with curd rice. This is readily available in Indian supermarkets. The sourness of the curd and the spicy chillies complement each other very well. It strikes the perfect balance to our taste buds.
- Mix butter milk and rice flour(3:1). Heat a pan and add the tempering ingredients.
- Pour the mixture and keep stirring it continuously. It will start thickening within few minutes and in about 7-8 minutes it starts leaving the pan.
- Pour it in a dish and make them into small pieces. Since this is sticky, it is better to eat when it is in small pieces.

Your blog is a treasure of traditional recipes Nisha... bookmarked many already
Such an interesting dish. Looks delicious.
that's a tempting dish...
very similar to nivegra or khichyu as we say here, i like it too
This is new to me. But it appears so yum that I want a piece off the screen. Thanks.
This is such a delicious dish..I normally make this in microwave and get it done in a jizzy!..those squares look so tempting..
Its in my to do list since a long, you are tempting me to make some..Beautifully done.