Lunch Box - Indian Andhra Telugu Food & Cuisine Recipes

When hot rice is added to the hot and nicely fried curry and mixed well, the vapor in the hot rice clears the spices stuck at the bottom of the pan and gets mixed well---thus making the rice tasty. This rice preparation when taken even after few hours, tastes good. Take a lunch box and spread an aluminum foil in it. Transfer the prepared rice into the foil and bring the edges of the foil together to pack. Place a spoon and cover the box with a lid. After having lunch, the foil may be discarded and observe that the lunch box remains clean. With different curries we get different tasty rice preparations. Also observe the pan in which rice is added and mixed, the spices sticking at the bottom of the pan gets mixed with rice and the pan is clear and thus easy to clean.

So no extra preparations for lunch box --- just make some extra curry and add rice and a tasty lunch box meal is ready and even children would enjoy.

When plain rice is mixed with curry in a plate --- the taste would be different from the rice prepared after mixing it in the pan directly. Also remember that the curry should be hot and also the rice should be hot, otherwise the preparation would not be tasty. Simple logic in this tasty preparation is….the vapor in the hot rice clears the spices stuck at the bottom of the pan and mixes well with the rice so each grain of rice would be spiced up well with the nicely fried spices of the curry---thus making it super tasty.

So, isn’t it easy to make lunch box meals with making some extra curry in the morning?

Make tasty rice preparations innovating even with some dry chutney. Here, for example, I have used Gongura Variation from the Gongura Pachhadi recipe (Please refer to the A-Z list and see the recipe for Gongura Pachhadi from my website www.gayatrivantillu.com). Mix hot rice with the gongura variation and tasty gongura rice is ready as lunch box meal.

Here in the movie I have shown rice preparations using potols alu curry, vankaya bangaladumpa koora, beans curry and gongura variation. For all these recipes refer my website www.gayatrivantillu.com. One can make many such rice preparations using some dry curries and dry chutneys.

Daily I used to pack one such rice preparation into lunch box for my child and for myself. Seeing the contents of my lunch box, my colleagues used to comment that I bring different types of biriyanis daily and they did not believe me when I told what I did until they had the taste of what I made. Obviously the rice mixture used to resemble a biriyani but believe it or not it tastes very yummy too. So make these tasty rice preparations which all children would enjoy (I and my son used to enjoy) and it is a healthy meal too.

First pack those meals for yourself in your lunch boxes and observe their taste in the afternoon lunch and I am confident that you yourself would recommend them for your children.

Enjoy !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

List of Recipes suitable for Lunch Box