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Indian Crunch
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| Photographs by Rajesh Joshi. Food styling and consultancy by Saba Gaziyani. All cutlery at Ravissant. All linen at Zeba. | |||||||||||||||||
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PUBLISHED: Volume 12, Issue 3, Third Quarter 2004
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Verve watches the simple roti rise to a variety of occasions
Closely following the chicken tikka and maa ki dal on the international popularity charts are the Indian flatbreads. Cooked to crisp perfection in clay ovens or on griddles, deep fried or steamed, these hot accompaniments to Indian delicacies can be plain, encrusted with poppy or sesame seeds or stuffed with a variety of tingling ingredients. Soft, multilayered parathas, steaming stuffed kachoris and puffed out puris are great bites during the damp monsoon months. Almost a complete meal in themselves, they provide nourishment even as they satisfy the most discerning palate with their subtle flavours and spicy fillings. Aman Verma, tele-star and actor, says: "In taste and spice, Indian cuisine is really cool - it tantalises your taste buds and sends them into a tizzy! In Mumbai, where I work, I hardly get the time to indulge myself, but when I go home, I relish the stuffed parathas that my mother conjures up. With a dash of home-made butter, the mooli, aloo and methi parathas are simply mouth-watering."
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