When you are Mallu, the first thing that comes to mind when hearing nadan food is the sadhya. Nadan simply means local or traditional. When it comes to a wedding feast, it indicates a real, soul-satisfying a meal that is much more than just food. Why is Kerala’s traditional food always the star of the show at weddings? Here’s a look at the magic behind the Nadan feast.
A Mix of Tastes and Textures
The perfect balance of tastes that defines nadan cuisine is what sets it unique. The abundant use of coconut, both grated and as milk, provides a creamy, rich foundation for numerous meals. Spices such as black pepper, cardamom, cinnamon, and cloves are used to enhance, rather than overpower, the natural flavors of the components.
This delicate balance is visible in dishes such as the creamy Palada Pradhaman and Pulissery. Whether it’s a vegetarian Sadya or a non-vegetarian buffet, the cuisine is made from fresh, local products, resulting in a wholesome and authentic taste that ties guests to the land.
While the Sadya is a staple of many weddings, Kerala’s non-vegetarian nadan cuisine is also widely enjoyed, especially at Christian and Muslim weddings. Here you’ll find a diverse collection of culinary heroes.
- Appam & Stew
- Nadan Beef fry
- Karimeen Pollichathu
- Biriyani
Choosing nadan food for a wedding is a way to honor tradition while also respecting the visitors. The act of serving a feast on a banana leaf, with its unique etiquette, is a show of exceptional hospitality. It promotes a sense of community and togetherness by inviting guests to connect over a shared meal.
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