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South Indian · Breakfast
Millets have been everyday grains in many parts of South India for centuries, and they are back in fashion as a wholesome choice. This upma uses whole foxtail millet (thinai in Tamil, navane in Kannada, korralu in Telugu), cooked with vegetables until soft and fluffy. Soaking the millet for 30 minutes helps it cook evenly.

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Coconut chutney or a bowl of plain yogurt.
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