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Top factors that make Indian food dishes so unique

Unquestionably, Indian cuisine is some of the best-tasting and most flavourful in the world. Millions of people worldwide, including the great people of India, love the distinctive flavors of Indian food. But why are Indian foods so distinctive? Do they use certain spices? Is it the way they cook?<br> <br>As the top Indian food restaurant in Amsterdam, we shall outline the characteristics that distinguish Indian cuisine:<br>

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Top factors that make Indian food dishes so unique

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  1. Top factors that make Indian food dishes so unique. Unquestionably, Indian cuisine is some of the best-tasting and most flavourful in the world. Millions of people worldwide, including the great people of India, love the distinctive flavors of Indian food. But why are Indian foods so distinctive? Do they use certain spices? Is it the way they cook? As the top Indian food restaurant in Amsterdam, we shall outline the characteristics that distinguish Indian cuisine: Food. Everyone loves it- Food. Food is one of the important things that Indians are obsessed with. Indian foods are a delightful experience for everyone. It is one of the best foods in the world. Several factors contribute to making Indian dishes so unique which are as follows:- Diversity The biggest reason why Indian food is appreciated all over the world is because of its diversity. India is a place for varied cultures and cuisines. Each of these aspects influences Indian cuisine, and that's precisely what lends the diversity. Every 100 miles within India, you will come across a different flavor- the same dish would be made differently with a different flavor which isn't the case elsewhere. Sheer diversity, delightful flavor, and the variety of food are why Indian food is so unique. Creativity Indian cuisines reflect our creativity. Think of how one might have thought of panipuri. The combination is unique because eating a solid crispy Puri with mouth-watering spicy water is creative. Also, Indian food is a perfect balance of all the flavors such as sweet, salty, Bitter, and spicy.

  2. Spices What makes Indian food unique and special is the use of spices. And when we talk about spices, it doesn't mean just covering the food with chili and pepper. There are spices that compliment each taste. There are sweet ones like cardamom, saffron, etc., whereas there are hot ones such as cloves, pepper, etc. Also, there are bitter ones such as turmeric, saunf, etc., and there are hot ones such as lemon, soy sauce, etc. In Indian cooking, each dish calls for a balanced proportion of these spices, making it unique and flavorsome. And most Indians have a special masala for each dish which makes it different and flavourful. Selfless cooking And of course, the food that is made here is out of love. Nothing beats the sense of belongingness; the developed old taste of food since childhood in the homemade food by the mothers serving a thankless job of being homemakers, which is the toughest job too. Because we all know, food that is emotionless is tasteless too. Dessert Coming over to the desserts. In contrast to western desserts, they aren't just a mix of puddings and cakes. You have a variety like 'Rasgullas,' 'Gulab Jamun,' jalebi' which are famous in every region. Various halwas like moong dal halwa, aaloo halwa, lauki halwa, and gajar halwa are being made in pure ghee and taste like heaven. To summarize, we can say that even pulses and vegetables have their stake in the world of desserts through halwas. Tradition Since our kings' era of emperors, we have a history of 'Chappan bhog,' which means Chappan is 56 and bhog means to conclude. So this Chappan bhog has all the delicacies served in the most royal fashion made especially by the queens for the kings. Pampering One of the factors that make Indian food unique is pampering. We Indians are pampered by our mothers to death, which means making food of our choice to keep us happy and not to forget it's straight from heart, love and so the food tastes delicious.

  3. In the same way, we pamper our food to the core. It's filled with all the herbs and spices, which are slow-cooked and blended, making it a heavenly-looking dish. Street food India offers a number of street food or snacks that are available in every region in India and which are also quite affordable and tasty. One can enjoy a number of street food like samosa, vada pav, and dosa anywhere in India. Excellent flavor There are many spices that are used in Indian cuisines that give a great aroma and taste to it. They not only provide a good aroma but are also good for your health. For example, if we talk about turmeric has antioxidant properties, which are helpful in removing toxins from the body. Also, the ingredients like fennel seeds and garlic used are great for the digestive system and make immunity strong. Because of it, people love Indian food. Also, Indian food has gained acceptance in recent times in other parts of the world, such as Amsterdam. Many Indian restaurants are found in Amsterdam serving Indian cuisines that foreigners quite like due to their taste and authenticity, which makes them popular all over the world. Therefore, Indian food has evolved over the centuries. It is rich in culture and heritage. Whichever place you visit in India, there will be unique food with unique tastes, making it unique and special all over the world. So, it's time to start exploring Amsterdam's unique and scrumptious Indian cuisine as soon as you get a chance.

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