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Chepala Iguru Marinated fish is fried until golden brown and then soaked in gravy. Andhra spices add to the flavour and aroma. Not too famous but with a taste like that, it deserves to be!
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Bommidayila Pulusu A traditional fish recipe from Andhra Pradesh, this one is is all about the spices. Preparation is neither time consuming nor difficult but if you can get the spices right, you can whip up a classic!
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Kane Rava Fry A Mangalorean speciality, Kane Fish is deep fried after being coated in rava (semolina). Most South Indians swear by this preparation and if it has to be fish fry, it has to be the Kane Rava Fry!
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Coorg Pandi Curry How can a list of non-vegetarian delicacies leave out pork? Cooked in freshly made masala paste, the meat is boiled in medium flame. Timing is absolutely essential in this recipe as there is a point where the meat is just right. If pork is your thing, then this will blow your mind.
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  Hyderabadi Chicken Biryani Widely regarded as the original biryani, there are several varieties across South Indian but none more famous or as tasty as the Hyderabadi Biryani. Made with chicken or mutton, this biryani used to be the food of the Nizams and Mughals.
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Kori Gassi Also known as Mangalorean Chicken Curry, this recipe from Karnataka is prepared with grated coconut but it is the excessive use of red chilli powder that gives it its red hot colour and flavour. It is spicy and very tasty!
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Chicken Salna Native to Tamil Nadu, the ingredients used are more or less common but it is the uniqueness of the gravy that makes it special. Instead of being thick, the gravy is a fragrant  and watery and hence can be served with rice as well.