I Spent an ENTIRE Day Eating With an Indian Family 🇮🇳
Angela McColl
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Australia is one of the most multicultural countries in the world. In this series, I'm welcomed into family homes across the country to share traditional meals, hear personal stories, and experience the cultures that bring families together through food.
Save Me a Seat —Episode 12 🇮🇳
I spent 11 hours with an Indian family, enjoying everything from appetisers to a late lunch and dinner, all while learning about their culture, traditions and the stories behind their food.
This episode was all about traditional Indian vegetarian food, and I got to experience the time, effort and love that goes into preparing these beautiful dishes.
Such an amazing experience and another beautiful family who welcomed me into their home. 🇮🇳
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It is top 5 cuisine in New York City, arguably number 1 in the UK, too 3 even in Thailand and even in Iceland.
It is idiocy to think it is anything other than very popular global food - I suspect because all tech, engineering and medical institutes are dominated by people from the sub-continent - mostly Indians but also some Sri Lankans, Pakistanis and Bangladeshis.
On a personal note - I am a big fan of Sri Lanka and Sri Lankan food - simply gorgeous.
TBH, I would love to see more Samoan food too. I think Samoan, islander food is under rated and rather mysterious. But all of my Samoan mates are big foodies so they undoubtedly must have good native cuisine.
P.S. I hope you try Lao food one day. ❤
Where you said it is not heavy that triggers an automatic refill.
I did not know about the 1/4th combination of Ayurveda. That will get Punjab in depression.
@14:20 I think there is a confusion there. First the Wedding party is hosted on the bride's side and then the groom's side throws a party called reception. The purpose is only important guests join the actual wedding feast to not to burden the bride's side and the groom's side introduces the bride to their side in "reception" party as a welcome party. Then each guest invite the couple to their house as an ice breaker and start the tradition that from now on you will come to our house as a couple. It is rather expensive as it is once in a lifetime event. You tie the knot for life so it is a major event of your life. There is a low divorce rate in India so you can understand the importance.
Showed Indian culture with Indian food and gesture truly loved this ❤️🥰🥰
I Spent an ENTIRE Day Eating With an Indian Family 🇮🇳
Angela McColl
29,116 views
Australia is one of the most multicultural countries in the world. In this series, I'm welcomed into family homes across the country to share traditional meals, hear personal stories, and experience the cultures that bring families together through food.
Save Me a Seat —Episode 12 🇮🇳
I spent 11 hours with an Indian family, enjoying everything from appetisers to a late lunch and dinner, all while learning about their culture, traditions and the stories behind their food.
This episode was all about traditional Indian vegetarian food, and I got to experience the time, effort and love that goes into preparing these beautiful dishes.
Such an amazing experience and another beautiful family who welcomed me into their home. 🇮🇳
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