Chefs are reimagining traditional southern Indian dishes to create modern interpretations. This delicate balance of traditional flavours with a contemporary presentation is just one example of how modern kitchens are pushing the boundaries of what Southern cuisine can be.
South Indian foods are rich in nutrition, staples foods like idli, dosa, and sambar. These dishes are made from fermented rice, lentils, and a variety of vegetables, providing a balanced intake of protein, fibre, vitamins, and minerals. Here are 8 south Indian food staples that are rich in nutrition.
South Indian food brand MTR's 123.03-feet-long dosa was made by 75 chefs on a specially designed induction cook top at the company's Bommasandra Factory on March 16, 2024. MTR Pvt. Ltd. is a subsidiary of Norwegian conglomerate Orkla.
Karnataka’s popular avarebele beans make their appearance in December and suddenly, it’s all about Avarekai! All about Kannadigas' love affair with seasonal hyacinth beans, also known as sogadu avarekalu.
The names and prices of these classic South Indian dishes have been deemed “sacrilegious" by social media users.