Food of India
By
AF, AO , AR, DR
PS
87
Laura Truitt,
Teacher
Introduction The main foods in India are rice, wheat, lentils, vegetables, meat, fish, yogurt, curd and clarified butter called ghee. These foods are often used in Indian cooking. Curry is not always hot but sometime it is. Families mostly eat fish or meat curry, two to three vegetables, lentils or rice and dessert and maybe fresh fruit for each meal.
People in India make bread with whole wheat or corn flower. These breads are eaten hot. You can have it in any meal. They are prepared in a lot of ways. like baked in an oven or fried. Most Indian breads are unleavened and are flat and round like a pancake. Tea India has a lot of types of tea.
The two most famous teas are Assam and Darjeeling. Darjeeling
is white tea. When the U.S buys tea from India it always says
"Orange Pekoe." The color orange is the color from the Royal Dutch Family.
Spices Indian people use many spices in their cooking, maybe over 100. Some of them are hot, some of them are not. One of the most common Indian spices is tumeric. Curry in India is not like curry powder we buy here. Curry means "gravy" in India, and when you sit down to eat curry, you are eating a dish that includes gravy. Curry usually includes hot or sour flavors.
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