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"Eat One Thali And Reflect": US Foodie Slams TasteAtlas For Ranking Indian Cuisine 12th
"This is not just a bad list, its culinary disrespect. Watch the rant. Feel the rage. Defend the chutney,"an American foodie said while praising Indian cuisine.
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How To Eat Amla For Maximum Health Benefits: Nutritionists Say...
Amla is great for immunity, skin, and digestion, but only if you eat it right. Experts explain why fermenting amla could make all the difference.
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This Fire-Roasted Tomato-Garlic Chutney Could Be Your New Favourite Food Fix
Charred, rustic, bold and earthy, smoky tomato-garlic chutney is full of attitude. It is the kind of chutney that could give the Mexican salsa a run for its money.
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6 Clever Ways To Use Cloves In Your Everyday Cooking
From veggies to desserts, and even chutneys, cloves can lift everyday cooking to a whole new level.
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Love Cutlets? You'll Want To Eat These Mumbai-Style Cutlets On Repeat This Monsoon
Cutlet Recipe: Whether you're enjoying the rains with a hot cup of chai or planning a cosy weekend indoors, these cutlets deserve a spot on your plate.
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Love Dosa? Here Are 6 Signs That Say You're A True Fan
Below, we'll be sharing six telltale signs of a dosa lover. If you relate to all of them, you certainly qualify as one.
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Welsh Husband Makes Idli, Chutney And Chai For Indian Wife, Internet Calls Him "Green Flag"
A viral video shows a Welsh man cooking various Indian delicacies for his wife. Many Instagram users have applauded his efforts.
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Watch: Shilpa Shetty Can't Help But Dance While Eating 'Dosa, Idli, Sambar, Chutney Chutney'
Shilpa Shetty loves South Indian food. Her latest Instagram post is proof.
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Chutney Waale Aloo: A Tangy Treat You Won't Be Able To Resist (Recipe Inside)
If you're an aloo lover like us, don't miss out on this delicious recipe - you might regret it later!
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Spinach Pachadi: A Flavourful South Indian Chutney To Complement Your Daily Meals
Pachadi Recipe: This unique version adds a twist to the classic recipes and is something you shouldn't miss trying.
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Orange Peel Chutney Recipe: A Delicious Way To Repurpose Orange Peels
Chutney Recipes: This chutney is unlike anything you've had before. It delivers a delightful mix of sweet, tangy, and spicy flavours in one bite.
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Viral Video Showing Candles Shaped Like Dosa-Sambar-Chutney Wows Users
In the reel, we get a glimpse into the candle artist's process of creating these foodie-themed delights.
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Sadheko Suntala: This Tangy And Spicy Chaat From Nepal Will Be Your New Favourite
This chaat features juicy oranges combined with yoghurt, chutney, and a flavourful tadka.
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IIT Roorkee Responds To Viral GATE 2025 'Idli Chutney' Email
The Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) 2025 will be conducted between February 1 and 16.
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Viral: GATE Email Addresses Aspirant As "Dear Idli Chutney No Sambhar," Internet Reacts
Dear Idli Chutney No Sambhar: In the email, the aspirant was humorously referred to as a popular South Indian food item, and it certainly gave the internet a good laugh.
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"Eat One Thali And Reflect": US Foodie Slams TasteAtlas For Ranking Indian Cuisine 12th
"This is not just a bad list, its culinary disrespect. Watch the rant. Feel the rage. Defend the chutney,"an American foodie said while praising Indian cuisine.
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How To Eat Amla For Maximum Health Benefits: Nutritionists Say...
Amla is great for immunity, skin, and digestion, but only if you eat it right. Experts explain why fermenting amla could make all the difference.
-
This Fire-Roasted Tomato-Garlic Chutney Could Be Your New Favourite Food Fix
Charred, rustic, bold and earthy, smoky tomato-garlic chutney is full of attitude. It is the kind of chutney that could give the Mexican salsa a run for its money.
-
6 Clever Ways To Use Cloves In Your Everyday Cooking
From veggies to desserts, and even chutneys, cloves can lift everyday cooking to a whole new level.
-
Love Cutlets? You'll Want To Eat These Mumbai-Style Cutlets On Repeat This Monsoon
Cutlet Recipe: Whether you're enjoying the rains with a hot cup of chai or planning a cosy weekend indoors, these cutlets deserve a spot on your plate.
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Love Dosa? Here Are 6 Signs That Say You're A True Fan
Below, we'll be sharing six telltale signs of a dosa lover. If you relate to all of them, you certainly qualify as one.
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Welsh Husband Makes Idli, Chutney And Chai For Indian Wife, Internet Calls Him "Green Flag"
A viral video shows a Welsh man cooking various Indian delicacies for his wife. Many Instagram users have applauded his efforts.
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Watch: Shilpa Shetty Can't Help But Dance While Eating 'Dosa, Idli, Sambar, Chutney Chutney'
Shilpa Shetty loves South Indian food. Her latest Instagram post is proof.
-
Chutney Waale Aloo: A Tangy Treat You Won't Be Able To Resist (Recipe Inside)
If you're an aloo lover like us, don't miss out on this delicious recipe - you might regret it later!
-
Spinach Pachadi: A Flavourful South Indian Chutney To Complement Your Daily Meals
Pachadi Recipe: This unique version adds a twist to the classic recipes and is something you shouldn't miss trying.
-
Orange Peel Chutney Recipe: A Delicious Way To Repurpose Orange Peels
Chutney Recipes: This chutney is unlike anything you've had before. It delivers a delightful mix of sweet, tangy, and spicy flavours in one bite.
-
Viral Video Showing Candles Shaped Like Dosa-Sambar-Chutney Wows Users
In the reel, we get a glimpse into the candle artist's process of creating these foodie-themed delights.
-
Sadheko Suntala: This Tangy And Spicy Chaat From Nepal Will Be Your New Favourite
This chaat features juicy oranges combined with yoghurt, chutney, and a flavourful tadka.
-
IIT Roorkee Responds To Viral GATE 2025 'Idli Chutney' Email
The Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) 2025 will be conducted between February 1 and 16.
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Viral: GATE Email Addresses Aspirant As "Dear Idli Chutney No Sambhar," Internet Reacts
Dear Idli Chutney No Sambhar: In the email, the aspirant was humorously referred to as a popular South Indian food item, and it certainly gave the internet a good laugh.
