Indian cuisines
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Indian cuisines have become very popular in the country due to their diverse use of spices, herbs, masalas, cooking methods, and multi-stage cooking processes. Some of the most popular and well-known Indian dishes mentioned include Pav Bhaji, Dosa, Chola Bhature, Sambar, Dahi Vada, Dum Aloo, Medu Vada, Dhokla, Khandvi, and Panipuri. The document lists and discusses popular Indian cuisine dishes.
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