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Vinyali

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Vinyali is a dish of pork and spices with influences from Kerala in Southern India and Malayalees in Malaysia. It is generally spicy, as much chili and ginger is used. Other ingredients include mustard seeds and rice vinegar

Sometimes confused with a vindaloo^{[citation needed]}.

See also

List of pork dishes

References

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