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Indian cuisine is characterized by its vibrant colors, strong aromas and diverse flavors from an abundance of spices. Dishes are designed to balance different tastes like hot and sweet. Regional cuisines exist across India. In contrast, Western cuisine lacks the strong aromas and flavors of Indian food. Variation between Western dishes and regions is less pronounced than in India. Additionally, Indian food is considered healthier and more diverse compared to Western cuisine.
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Indian food encompasses thousands of regional cuisines that vary significantly based on factors like climate and local ingredients. It is heavily influenced by religious traditions and was also impacted by colonial rule. The key characteristics of Indian cuisine include widespread use of spices and herbs and the practice of vegetarianism. Meals typically include bread, rice, vegetables and dairy. Food is an important part of culture and plays a role in everyday life and festivals. Regional cuisines differ based on geographic location and economics.
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The document provides an overview of Indian cuisine, including:
- Staple foods like rice, lentils, and millet that form the basis of Indian meals. Cooking methods like bhuno, dum, and handi cooking are described.
- Key Indian spices like ginger, cardamom, cinnamon, cloves, and cumin that provide flavor to curries and other dishes.
- Regional cuisines from states like Punjab, Bengal, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Goa, Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu that showcase India's diversity in cooking styles and ingredients.
- Cooking utensils commonly used in Indian kitchens such
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Indian cuisine is known for its unique flavors and spices. Proper use of spices is key to creating flavorful Indian dishes. Cooking styles and ingredients vary regionally within India. Common elements include rice, flatbreads like naan, lentils, vegetables, and curries made with coconut, dairy, or other regional ingredients. Manners also differ by region but most Indian meals are eaten with the hands rather than utensils. Popular beverages include tea, coffee, and lassi.
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Indian cuisine is one of the most diverse in the world, varying widely by region due to differences in climate, culture and ingredients used. The staples include rice, wheat, and a variety of lentils and pulses. Cooking techniques involve shallow or deep frying, and use of spices including chili pepper, turmeric, cumin, coriander and garlic. Regional cuisines such as North Indian, Eastern, Southern, and Western Indian each have distinct cooking styles and favorite dishes influenced by their history and geography. Indian cuisine has also influenced international cuisines through trade and migration.
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- 1. TOPIC: COMPARISON BETWEEN INDIAN AND WESTERN FOODS abhishek viswam ac12mbf002 contact @ https://www.facebook.com/abhishek.vis wam
- 2. INDIAN AND WESTERN DISHES
- 3. INTRODUCTION – INDIAN FOOD Indian cuisine is full of colours, aromas and flavours. Each dish smells with cumin, cloves, cinnamon, ginger, saffron and nutmeg. Indian cuisine is based on matching opposite flavours, such as hot and sweet tastes Indian Cuisine are of 4 types North – Muslim cuisine South – Madras cuisine West – Bombay cuisine and Goa East – Bengal cuisine
- 4. WESTERN FOOD Western cuisine is very colour full but no aroma or flavours in it. Western foods will not vary and only few dishes have distinct flavours. Western cuisine are of; •North America •Latin America •Australia •Russia •Other European countries
- 5. COMPARISON BETWEEN INDIAN AND WESTERN FOOD Indian Food Indian food is more spicy Varieties of Indian food are usually made up from meat and fish to about a hundred different kinds of vegetables, wheat, pulses, rice and abundant spices. Western food Western food is not spicy predominant ingredients in European cuisine are meat, pastry, pasta and potatoes.re spicy
- 6. CONTINUED….. Indian people have end number of food options Indian food is popular among indians as well as among foreigners and across the world One can literally count on fingertips the staple dishes eaten by any European countries. Western food is popular among European countries but not among the indians Bread Food is eaten with spoon and fork staples of rice Food is usually eaten with your bare hands, on banana leaves, at homes
- 7. CONTINUED…. Indian cuisines, however, do precisely the contrary, avoiding ingredients that share the same flavour compounds. Health – Any health expert will tell you that the nutritional value of a wholesome Indian meal (daal, rice, vegetables, yoghurt and chapattis) Western cuisines have a tendency to pair ingredients that share many of the same flavor compounds Western food is very caloric and difficult to digest and that is why wetstern cuisine is thought to be fat, unhealthy and not diversified enough.
- 8. CONTINUED….. Flavours vary hugely from region to region and are distinct. Western foods will not vary and only few dishes have distinct flavours Indian food hasn’t been as easily influenced by foreign cultures as food elsewhere In Britain for instance, curry, Chinese and sushi have now become as much a part of daily life as mash and sausages.