Many
people around the world would love to try something new and go out of their way
to search for a South Indian Restaurant in
order to try some authentic South
Indian cuisine. However, many people are unaware of what to expect when
looking at a South Indian Restaurant Menu,
and get discouraged when they do not know what to look for when trying South Indian food. Well, there are a
lot of fun and interesting new foods for you and your family to try in South Indian Family Restaurant’s, as
well as casual South Indian Cuisine
Restaurants.
South Indian Cuisine is
made up of a usual menu like one you would find for any other type of
restaurant you go to; soups, drinks, entrees, and desserts can all easily be
found on these menus, much like you would see on an American, French, or
Italian food menu.
Firstly,
you will most likely see something called “idli”. Idli is a steamed rice cake
that is quite popular in South Indian cuisine. Rice Idli is usually served by
itself, unless you order a Rava Idli. Rava Idli is made with a number of
different spices to heighten your taste buds. Another quick treat you will see
is something called a “vada”. Vada is usually served by itself, although it is
especially nice to have along with your coffee. Dahi Vada is the spicier of the
vada’s, and is soaked in creamy curd topped with spices.
Dosa
is a highly popular dish in South Indian cuisine, and is a type of pancake or
crepe made from rice and lentils. There a number of different types of dosa’s
including, but not limited to: Plain dosa, Masala dosa which is filled with
potato, dosa topped with butter spread, Mysore Plain dosa for those who enjoy
spicy foods, and Onion Masala dosa which is filled with potato and onions. Rava
dosa is a derivative of the popular dosa, but comes with its own unique options
and flavors.
Utthapam
is a popular South Indian entrée and is much like the dosa with its own twist.
A vegetable Utthapam comes served with a topping of carrots, beans, and cabbage
upon a thick rice patty. The onion Utthapam is covered with chopped onions and
green chillies for the spicier taste buds. Masala Utthapam comes with tomatoes,
onions, and green chillies, while the signature Utthapam usually comes with
cabbage, carrots, beans, tomatoes, onions, chillies, and other spices.
As
for desserts, Gulab Jamuns is a popular dish, and it is specifically milk
rolled in dough and deep fried. It is normally dipped in a certain type of
syrup for added flavors. Usually served with two pieces, it is the perfect
dessert after dinner for two. Ada Payasam is also common, and is rice flakes
and milk flavored with cardamom. Rava kesari is another good dessert, with a
fresh and tasteful pineapple flavor.
Popular
South Indian beverages include filtered coffee, butter milk, and rasam. Indian
Cuisine is a delicious experience for food lovers everywhere.
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