Indian Foods
Dal Chawal, Papad And More - Baby Enjoys Indian Food In New YorkWatch: A cute toddler was spotted trying Indian food at a restaurant in New York City. Desis gave the adorable baby full marks!
- 7 Indian Food Traditions That Are Still Popular And Hold Relevance
Some Indian food traditions are timeless and are still followed because of the benefits they offer.
- Watch: Indian Cuisine Rules This Multicultural Home: "We Eat Indian Food 90% Of The Time"
For Instagram user Jessica Vernekar, homemade Indian food is a way of life, providing nourishment and flavour to her ‘multicultural’ family.
- Salman Rushdie, Padma Lakshmi And More React To Viral Article On Indian Food
Indians pride themselves on the variety of delicious food found throughout the country. So, when a famous US daily tweeted a controversial opinion about Indian food, they received immense backlash on Twitter.
- Four Chutneys That Must Be Paired With South Indian Food
Be it kids or adults, south Indian food is an all-time favourite of many.South Indian food tastes the best when paired with four types of chutneys - coconut, coriander, mint and tomato
- Little Australian Girl Tries Indian Food For The First Time; Her Adorable Reaction Wins Heart
The somewhat bland palates of foreigners are getting more exposure to Indian food, in the form of new dishes, and they seem to be enjoying it!
- Tech Millionaire Bryan Johnson Suggests Avoiding Fast Food And Choosing Indian Food
Bryan Johnson's latest post on the power of Indian food quickly gained attention online.
- World Emoji Day: 7 Indian Foods We Want To See As Emojis
On this special day, we have a list of Indian foods that we would like to see made into emojis. These are classic dishes quintessential to the cuisine.
- Rice Lovers, Make And Enjoy Cabbage Pulao For Fantastic Indian Food On Your Plate
Cabbage pulao is a delightful twist on the famous Indian food of pulao, bringing together the goodness of cabbage and aromatic spices in one flavourful package.
- Australian Woman Disses Indian Food For Using ?Dirt Spices,? Faces Backlash Online
An Australian woman faced criticism for calling Indian food "not good."
