Aila Curry
Aila (Mackerel Fish) Curry is another unique fish curry from Kerala and it tastes best when served a day after it is cooked. The fish is slow cooked in a clay pot which allows it to absorb all the flavour. Aila Curry has the perfect blend of sourness and spice thanks to the addition of the dried Kudampuli (Gambooge).

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