And no celebration in India is complete without food so in today’s episode we share recipes that are made especially for Diwali. Diwali to India is what Christmas is to Australia with colourful celebrations abound. We finally have an episode this season with a dessert special. Rather than naan bread with your butter chicken, try a side of raita (an Indian yoghurt sauce used to cool the palate) and spiced bean foogath.Īirs 8:00pm Thursday 4 November 2021 on SBS Food We then have Adam’s Milanese Gujarati khichdi, a one-pot meal often called food for the soul because of its simplicity and taste followed by Sandeep’s dal pakwan, one of Gujarat’s most popular breakfast dishes. The episode starts with Helly’s dal dhokli, a traditional Gujarati dish made with lentils as the base for the curry and the dhokli is made with wheat flour making it a wholesome dish. Nevertheless, their vegetarian offerings are delectable and hard to miss. In some areas of Gujarat, it may get difficult finding meat. Gujarat is predominantly a vegetarian state. It is said that Indian cuisine changes every 100km and is a reflection of its people and the food grown in that region. India is a diverse country and so is its cuisine. Īirs 8:00pm Thursday 23 September 2021 on SBS Food Visit the program page for recipes, articles and more. For anyone getting their shields up to fight for India’s image to be more than that rural-ish image, look at the kids locking and popping their way through the video.- Discover the comforts of Indian home cooking with Adam D'Sylva, Helly Raichura and Sandeep Pandit on India Unplated, Thursdays 8.00pm on SBS Food and streaming on SBS On Demand. The peacocks, the periscope, the puppets, the behrupiyas, the yellow and black cabs with colorful interiors, everything shouts India.

Martin’s video shows India in all its glory. But even so, it continues to be an indispensable part of our culture. Plus, Queen B on Team Bollywood should always be a yay, but that’s just the fangirl in me speaking.Īs for the rest of the video, I agree Holi is a cliche for foreigners trying to depict India but its not the worst thing. Also, in no way does she up the extravagance of our film industry, even with the golden lip color (those in doubt Google “Shweta Shetty”). Yes, it’s not her culture, but, so? That doesn’t mean she can’t play a role in her own song. But as the Bollywood actress ‘Rani’ she fits in seamlessly. In a video set in India, if Chris Martin was gushing over Beyonce dancing like she was in Drunk in love, through a periscope or otherwise, well that would just be a NO. But Beyonce putting Heena and wearing traditional Indian jewelery or Chris Martin playing Holi doesn’t seem all that problematic to me and here’s why.

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