Aug 07, 2024
Tanvi Kaushik
The Globalization Of Indian Cuisine: Dishes With Unexpected Origins
Samosas, though now a staple in Indian cuisine, actually originated in the Middle East and Central Asia
Pulao, a popular rice dish in India, actually has its origins in Persian cuisine
Biryani, a favorite Indian dish, was brought to the Indian subcontinent by Persian travelers and merchants
Chai, popular in India, originally came from China; the spiced Indian version developed later
Falafel, a Middle Eastern dish, has become a popular vegetarian option in Indian cuisine
Naan, a common Indian bread, actually originates from the Middle East and Central Asia
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