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handweavers · 1 month ago

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doing my research

#im making shaljum ka bharta (north indian turnip dish) lmfao

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chappellrroan · 1 year ago

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pain is pleasure (spicy food)

#as a humble north Indian if you think you have good spice tolerance but haven't tried south Indian dishes then no you don't #like they're SO GOOD BUT SO NUMBING #like delicious but will drown you in tears

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imanes · 1 year ago

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Langkawi day 1 🫶🏼

#i still have to eat a million billion local/national dishes but today was my (redacted) and I REALLY #wanted North Indian food and laksa

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taajrecipes · 1 year ago

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North Indian dish Rajma chawal

Rajma Chawal is a major North Indian dish, in which Rajma (red kidney beans) is stuffed with spices, and then served with rice. This is a popular vegetarian food, which is often prepared at home, and its taste appeals to everyone. There is an atmosphere associated with the taste of Rajma rice and the memories of the house.

#north indian #indian recipes #cooking #food photography #recipe blog #recipes #foodie #snacks #home cooking #kitchen #viralpost #recipe #Rajma chawal #indian dishes

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peaceeandcoolestvibes · 2 years ago

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#kinda disappointing to try food from dif cultures and countries and drawing the conclusion that their spicy sauces are NOT spicy #Turkish and Greek? not spicy #Indian? not spicy #Chinese? hell naw #japanese? NOT spicy except like wasabi maybe and it was eh-okay #North African good in general? NOT spicy #girl I’ve grown eating this shit and these sauces that are supposedly spicy just aren’t spicy enough #SMHHH:(#like bro what is your definition of spicy bc we don’t have the same definition #some of these taste sweet even so idk #oh food from Latin america wasn’t spicy either but it’s just dif flavors and super colorful dishes #so aesthetically pleasing #imma try Ethiopian food next #we’re neighbors so the food better be spicy lmao #I just don’t get it #Mexican? NOT spicy 🌶️

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an-asuryampasya · 2 years ago

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huh. I always associated chick peas with Mediterranean cooking more than any other cuisine - including my own - but then wiki tells me in 2019, India was responsible for 70% of global chickpea production.

which, huh.

something something numebrs REALLY add up even if it's a small fraction of a big number vs large fraction of a small number. a very basic concept but one I keep relearning somehow.

#also WHY are there so many different kinds of chickpea and pea all with similar names #it is UNFAIR because i absolutely love some of them but the naming conventions are so inconsistent (or i dont pay enough attention) and ARG #that's how i end up in a conversation with a friend about:#two different dishes which have the same name (but VERY different recipes and tastes)#both made with ingredients called the same thing (but VERY different in texture and taste)#both made in the same city (but in VERY different cuisines)#it was. Some conversation alright akfkshg #anyway now i'm wondering if my assumption above is a south indian/north indian thing because now that i think about it #every chana (chickpea) dish i think of (except one) is north indian #so maybe me thinking it doesn't factor too highly in indian cuisine - despite how much i love it - is because it doesn't factor much #in /telugu/ cuisine #and that one southern dish might've been my mum making a bastardised curry while experimenting (it was good tho)#(related: negative version of a shout out to the time she made apple pickle and it was SWEET I will never get over that)#(by pickle i mean the spicy stuff not pickled onions kinda pickle)#(yeah with APPLES)#that was one experiment we never saw repeated akfhkhsfg #anyway rhys if youre seeing this muri mixture with batani supremacy etc etc #OH wait nvm i take back that thing about chana not ranking high in telugu cuisine #because it is SUCH a common and important part of some kinds of tambulam and that's very Telugu i think #so mhmmm idk why i feel chana is a foreign introduction to telugu culture #also how do i translate what a tambulam is #uhh it's party favours‚ except it's not a party as much as a get together for cultural reasons and is a VERY common occurrence #sort of?#idk man I'm already very bad at cultural stuff and even worse at explaining my half knowledge because idk????#i know if i am given a tambulam but idk when all it's given #anyway i've completely lost the plot by now so uh #that concludes this post #placeholder tag

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klpd12 · 26 days ago

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Top North Indian Dishes to Order Online

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namasteindiarestaurant · 2 months ago

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Experience Authentic Flavors at One of the Best Indian Restaurants in Phnom Penh

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cyndaquillt · 4 months ago

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Sometimes it's just me and my pappu, vandam, papadam, and uragaya against the world

#thoughts #i did not make a vegetable dish because i didn't feel like it #no i will not north indiafy this post even if the pappu in question is a massoor daal tadka not in south indian style #i had tenkaya vandam with papadam and masoor dal tadka and i think it solved my identity crisis

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spicyvegrecipes · 4 months ago

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Paneer Butter Masala Recipe – How to Make Delicious Paneer Butter Masala at Home

Paneer Butter Masala Paneer Butter Masala, a popular Indian dish featuring paneer cooked in a luscious tomato-based gravy with aromatic spices.Paneer Butter Masala (Paneer Makhani, Butter Paneer) is one of the most popular Indian curries served worldwide. It is a rich and creamy curry where paneer cubes (Indian cottage cheese) are simmered in an onion tomato gravy. This is one of the most…

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vasnadkarkitchen · 4 months ago

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#youtube #cooking #easyrecipes #trending #reels #lunchbox #easy #shortvideo #dinner #side dish #curry #north indian food

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ajleeblog · 5 months ago

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#north indian dishes #rajma #dal makhani #chole bhature #food #ajleeblog #india #lifestyle

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chulhachaukidd · 6 months ago

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