13 Indian Foods To Try Before You Die
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13 Indian Foods To Try Before You Die

As long as you can handle the spice.

Sivasai Manyapu
Jun 19, 2017
Alpharetta, Georgia
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Indian food is a savory mix of spices, juicy meat, tender vegetables, curry, and (of course) rice! Ranging from appetizers such as mirchi bhaji to desserts like gulab jamun, these dishes symbolize the rich culture of India. Here are a few delicious, mouthwatering meals along with their recipes. Enjoy!

1. Chicken 65

Chicken 65 is a beautiful blend of chicken coated with spices, chili powder, garlic, onion and fried in oil.

2. Samosa

Samosa's are a classic favorite loved by people around the globe. Meticulously crafted to form a delicate pastry encased with fillings of many kinds of vegetables or meat.

3. Mirchi Bajji

This bajji is a common street dish found everywhere in India. Consists of a pepper carefully tossed in a batter and then fried for a crunchy, flavor-filled experience.

4. Pani Puri

Pani puri is a famous street snack sold by vendors all around India! Crunchy shell filled with soft chick peas or potato along with some onions and zesty chili water.

5. Dum Biryani

Dum biryani is beautiful rice delicately tossed in assortment of spices, chili powder and flavor blasting chicken. This famous Biryani is from the heart of Hyderabad.

6. Butter Chicken

Butter chicken is filled with tender chicken pieces and mixed with a savory, creamy sauce. Extremely famous and loved by many! Best served with butter and garlic naan.

7. Palak Paneer

Palak paneer is made up of delicate pieces of paneer tossed in a creamy spinach gravy. Also best served with butter and garlic naan.

8. Poori

Poori is a soft dough flattened out and fried. Served along with chickpea curry, potato curry or any other curry.

9. Dal Makhani

Dal Makhani is high in protein and made from lentils, kidney beans and butter for a delicious creamy curry. Extremely popular in the Punjab region of India.

10. Dosa

Dosa is a popular breakfast cooked on a pan. Can be eaten with chutney or potato fry!

11. Kaju Barfi

Kaju Barfi is a tasty dessert consisting of cashews, milk and sugar.

12. Gulab Jamun

Gulab Jamun is a popular sweet served at many parties. It's made of soft, spongy balls and soaked in a sweet, honey-like syrup.

13. Rasmalai

Rasmalai is a spongy circle-shaped cakes dipped in a saccharine, creamy liquid.

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