Are you a foodie? Are you heading to Kerala, which is called God’s own country? Well, it is not only a place to witness rich culture and heritage but also surprise your taste buds with different varieties of foods. Even though plenty of cuisines are available across the world, Kerala is always the home to some delicious and mouthwatering food items, which have huge fan following worldwide. Kerala cuisines render an array of both non-vegetarian and vegetarian dishes. No matter, whether you require authentic flavored dishes or delectable seafood, everything will be accessible in the country. Take a look at the five must-try dishes in Kerala when you travel to.
The spiciness of the Indian curries and the mouth-watering taste of the rich food I India is incomplete without the spices that are used for cooking in India. Apart from the flavors and aroma that these spices serve to the food, they aid in the process of digestion in life-forms and have an anti-inflammatory property that is seen to function smoothly. The spices are known for their richness and hot servings to add a taste to the tongue. Some of the tongue numbing and spiciest food in India is listed below.
1. Phall Curry
Phall curries are the spiciest and sweltering curries available in India. The spicy dish needs the gourmet specialist to wear a gas cover during its preparation and is considered to be the richest curry throughout the country full of spices. It was originally prepared with the use of Bhut Jolokia which is one of the famous bean stews in a sultry form that exists on Earth. Phall is one of its kinds that hold a record of being most sweltering in its nature. Often foreign adventure seekers try this cuisine to remember the rich taste for their lifetime.
2. Pork Vindaloo
A preparation made of pork that tastes better when it ages like a bottle of wine. The freshly prepared dish does not taste as good as a day's stored dish tastes. This is because the pork in the curry is marinated in a better way once it is soaked in the curry prepared of the spices for a day's time. The dish tastes hot and one who has never had this dish before would feel lava balls being taken in with every single gulp of the meat or the curry.
3. Kozhi Curry
This is a spicy curry that can make a person sweat anytime with its spicy flavor and the hotness. This is a red hot chicken curry prepared with a variety of spice ingredients added to it to add the rich taste. This curry is most common in several parts of Kerala and it is sure to take the taste buds of the tongue on roller coaster ride.
4. Beef Bean Stew
The dish is immensely warm and hot and can be located in Kerala and Maharashtra. It can be compared to s stew hamburger with beef as the main serving in the dish. It can simply be referred to as red, spicy, and hot, meat curry. The taste of this flavorful dish stays on the tongue, the food pie, and the tracts long after having a plate of the Beef stew with beans. Red hot chili powder is the key to its preparation. The dish has a robust and vibrant taste which scorched down the path of ingestion down the way to the track once consumed.
5. Bhut Jolokia Chutney and Curries
This is a treat that feels good with any form of snacks. Especially the chutney dips prepared with the bhut jolokia has an intense and rich flavorful taste that burns down the throat with its hot and sour taste. Utilizing the ingredient in any dish like curries and any form of chutney gives its spicy and flavorful touch.
6. Andhra Chili Chicken
This is a common preparation of chili chicken in the style of Andhra Pradesh that adds the favor in the form of green chilies. A green stew is created with beans and then added to the fried chicken that gives a brilliant spicy and flavorful rich taste of the Indian spices.
7. Kolhapuri Chicken
The Kolhipuri chicken is a famous delicacy across India that has a mix of the hottest spices. One must keep some sweets handy as they would need it after every gulp that they take from the pate of chicken.
8. Madras Curry
This is a meat preparation in a red hot curry of sauce that gives the eaters a running nose, sweaty body, and watery eyes with the enriched flavors of the spices added.
9. Chicken Chettinad
This dish is made simply by adding chilis to release endorphins in a human. A delicacy of Tamil Nadu loved throughout the country that has a spicy, tangy and a sweet fragrance at the same time.
10. Laal Maans
One truly needs to have a strong potential to gulp in the laal maans curry in India, one of the famous dishes of Rajasthan made of lamb. The richness and spicy nature of the meat can burn the taste buds easily of the first-time experiencers.
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