The Must Taste Delicacies From India

Indian cuisine is considered as one of the most diversified cuisines in the world

as it exhibits a wide range of dishes along with several cooking techniques.

One will find diversity in every bit of life and every aspect of Indian entity. Indian cuisine is not remained untouched with the same and it exhibits a great diversity in Indian cuisine that varies from region to region. Indian cultural and religious beliefs play a very significant role in the evaluation of the cuisine. Demographic factors also play a very important role for making Indian cuisine diversified one. This diversity in cooking may also be because of cultural interactions of India with its neighboring countries such as Persia, West Asia, Mongols and others giving it a unique position in the world of delicacies. It reflects in various Indian cuisines from different parts and regions of the nation.

Extensive use of spices has become the trade mark of the Indian cuisine. These spices are used to enhance the taste and aroma of the dishes. The Indian cuisine is classified into four broader categories they are North Indian, South Indian, East Indian and West Indian.

All these four categories have left their marks on the world's cuisine and always remain in demand in almost all of the world's premium food centers and locations.

North Indian food is known for its Mughali dishes along with a range of vegetarian delicacies. Since long the North Indian cuisines play an important role in the International cuisines in metropolitan centers all round the globe. The main ingredients of the dishes are milk and dairy related products. While preparing North Indian dishes, the equipments most widely used are "tawa" means griddle for baking products such as "roti" and "paratha" along with puri and bhatoora which are some form of breads. "Tandoor" a cylindrical oven that is coal fired used for baking naans. It is also used for preparing very popular dish known as tandoori chicken.

East Indian cuisine comprises of delicacies from the states of Bengal, North Eastern States, Assam and Orissa. These are generally famous for their sweet desserts such as rasagolla, kheer, chumchum etc. The most remarkable thing of the East Indian food is that it is neither too spicy nor too faint. The most popular ingredients used while preparing the East Indian dishes are cumin seeds, mustard paste, mustard seeds, nuts, yogurts, cashew paste etc. Rice is an important and regular staple food along with seafood which is very popular among the coastal areas of Orissa and Bengal.

Coconut and Rice are integral and most important part of the South Indian meal. The wonderful dishes such as the vadas, uttapams, dosas and idlis are the result of combination of rice and lentils which are very well complimented with several curries such as sambhar, rasam and pachadi. Another main constituent of the South Indian dishes is fish, which is widely preferred over the chicken and goat meat.

West Indian cuisines include dishes from states like Gujarat, Maharashtra and Goa. The most popular Maharashtrian thali includes fresh pickle, raita and pakoras as their main ingredient. The thick dal is poured over top of the rice. It also includes one dry vegetable along with a curry which is never over cooked or spicy with papads.

by: David Urmann

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