Indian Cooking Tips: How To Make Your Sambar Tangy? Easy, Expert Tips From Top Chefs
Indian Cooking Tips: How To Make Your Sambar Tangy? Easy, Expert Tips From Top Chefs
If you have been struggling to give your sambar the right amount of tanginess, fret not. We asked a few chefs from around the country to share their secret tips.हिंदी में पढ़ें
Highlights
Sambar is paired with idli, dosa, appam, vada and rice
Sambar is quite easy to make too
There are many restaurants that we treasure deeply, especially the ones that give extra sambhar at no extra charge. For the uninitiated, sambar or sambhar is a south Indian lentil stew made with a combination of vegetables like pumpkin, okra, French beans, drumsticks etc. It is often paired with
Grand Trunk Road head chef Dayanshankar Sharma and owner Rajesh Suri.
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Despite having to move to Tier 3 restrictions and stop indoor service, a South Woodford owner is still aiming to be the first east London fine dining Indian restaurant to get a coveted Michelin-star.
Rajesh Suri, the owner of the popular Grand Trunk Road, which recently earned the best fine dining gong at the Asian Curry Awards for the third year in a row, is bullish about the future of his restaurant and the hospitality sector.
He said: We are here to look after people and they are eager for life to return to normal and to go out and enjoy themselves.
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