Dem!god
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jayada kutch nai yaar....would love to try that
so @demigod bro aaj birthday pe kya kiya?
ghar pe hu....kar bhi kya sakta hu.....
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jayada kutch nai yaar....would love to try that
so @demigod bro aaj birthday pe kya kiya?
South India has more spices compared to North.
Some people in the North like in Rajasthan do not use garlic or Onion. Apart from the Curries and Rasams and all are of similar cooking styles.
you heard wrong. Kerala is strictly non-veg especially fish and beef. without fish or redmeat it is hard to have food in Kerala. exceptions are there like Brahmins,GSB's etc. it is northern India which is particularly vegetarian IMO(exceptions are there). I can find non-veg is common in Tamil nadu, Manglore etc. Iddaly, Dosa, Sambar etc are invention of Tulu Brahmins. they are popularly known as Udupi cuisine(giyf). our food was Appam, Puttu, Tapioca, Rice and fish/beef. till this day, other state people runs vegetarian restaurants in Kerala(mostly).
Cuisine of Kerala - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
That Mughal invasion things is right,While most of northern Cuisine was converted from vegetarian to Non-Vegetarian after the islamic invasion.In south we felt the least effect cos you guys were covering up for us, for that Thank you as we still have ancient temples left standing,You guys bore the brunt and let hinduism liveIt probably has to do something with the Islamic invasion and their dishes influencing northern culture while Mughals never managed to get a hold of south India hence preserving its culture and its food ..
BTW.nothing can beat the South Indian fish fry ...aah Yummmm ....
Eating in a Banana leaf has many health benefits as banana leaf has stuff on its leaf which has anti cancer and other properties which i can't immediately think of ...
yes it has got its own risk....Chinese and Koreans can do that, they eat live fish as well.
Those tentacles will hold on to ones mouth when one tries to swallow.
Chinese/Koreans have their own delicacies especially southern Chinese who eat bugs and all.
My brain has no hold only over two organs of mine. One is my tongue, another is my...my...my...khair choro.
We do not eat rasam in north
and curries are different as well
That was a gal eating it not a manya I have seen that....
they say its increases manliness.......
in japan too they eat live octopus.....
Paratha is different from Parotta..though the Parotta is derived from Paratha.
Andhrites don't eat Parotta, they eat Paratha.
This is a Paratha:
she must be eating the female octopus......That was a gal eating it not a man
You tried a LIVE octopus??already tried. . its actually very risky . .
@chak de INDIA
Did you notice Indee's hindi has improved?? Last time he used that word went rolling on the floor.