The Hindu·3 min read·medium

Onam 2026: How chefs are reimagining the traditional Kerala feast

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Nivedita Jayaram Pawar
Onam 2026: How chefs are reimagining the traditional Kerala feast
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Chefs are modernizing the traditional Kerala Onasadya feast by experimenting with ingredients and formats while maintaining the meal's core ethics. Innovations include non-vegetarian additions and creative reinterpretations of classic dishes like avial and pradhaman.

A red rice congee spiked with sambar spices and topped with avial vegetables. An olan, traditionally a ash gourd curry, reimagined as a consommé with grilled pineapple. A pradhaman recast as a toasted coconut cake drizzled with salted jaggery caramel. This was chef Arthi Rathore’s sadya at Indica, a pop up venue in Ghitorni near Gurugram, last year.

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