Food in India.pptx
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The document lists the key ingredients for several popular Indian dishes including biryani made with rice, meat and various spices; malabar fish curry with fish, onion, chilly and tamarind; idli made from blackgram, rice and water; masala dosa with rice, water, lentils, potato, onion and chilli; and lassi, a yogurt-based drink flavored with saffron, sugar and nuts.
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