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South Indian cuisines you need to try

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Indian food comprises different cuisines, flavours, tastes and states. With every state, the taste and flavours change and if you travel from North to South even the oil in which the food is cooked is changed. 

If you visit south India, you will find the food is for the most part cooked with coconut or in coconut oil. No big surprise, South India is a veggie-lover as its cooking starts from five southern states—Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Telangana, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu. South Indian food is just about as varied as the actual district, yet rice, lentils, chiles, and coconut are considered staples. Tamarind is regularly utilized as do Sambar powder and dried curry leaves in south Indian cooking. Additionally, no dinner is done without coffee down south.

Here are some of the most famous south Indian recipes that you must try: 

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Hyderabadi Biryani

Hyderabadi biryani is the most famous dish of Hyderabad. Made with basmati rice, meat, onion, saffron, and many other species. Hyderabadi biryani has a very different flavour from the biryani found in oyster states. If you are a biryani lover, You have to try Hyderabadi biryani once in your life.

Dosa

The first dish that comes to our mind if we think of south Indian cuisine is Dosa. Dosa is not only famous in south India but also loved in every part of India. But if you wish to eat authentic south Indian dosa with south Indian flavour you will have to visit the south for the best dosas. 

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Idli 

Made with rice and served with sambhar, Ildi is one of the tastiest and healthiest dishes. Many of us have tried idli but if you are someone who is yet to try south Indian cuisines, Start with idli as it is the best breakfast option for you. 

Vada

Vada is India’s Donut, a very famous south Indian dish that can be both sweet and spicy. The crispy vada tastes best with coconut chutney and tomato chutney. 

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RASAM 

Rasam is not a dish but a south Indian soup that will not only cure your sore throat but is also filled with the goodness of vegetables and spices. Rasam is tangy and spicy. You need to try this soup once as the flavour of rasam is amazing and you will love it.

AASTHA SINGH

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