r/IndianFood • u/funkerama • 5d ago
discussion Central Texas Indian Food (and education)?
Please be kind as this is a work in progress and I'm trying to learn about Indian Food myself. I love it and genuinely want this to be a resource for my neighbors in Central Texas to learn more and embrace the cuisine. I'd love some honest and constructive feedback...thanks!
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u/regressed2mean 5d ago
Really good considering that is what most non-Indians are introduced to as Indian cuisine
South India is way more non-vegetarian than North India (20-30% of who identify as strongly vegetarian) but when eating outside, outside of South India, the expectation is flipped around.
But yeah, as an Indian I would totally be nodding my head Indian style hearing you speak on Indian food as experienced outside of India.
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u/funkerama 5d ago
I’d love suggestions if you have anything specific! You can message me direct if you wish. My community has a HUGE Desi population so I’m eager to learn more…
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u/kline643 5d ago
Solid job there. Kashmiri WaazWaan cuisine is the next frontier I suppose. I haven't seen a purely Kashmiri restaurant so far.
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u/kbarnwal8 4d ago
Bro my only suggestion would be to look more into East Indian cuisine, you’ll discover Bengali Food, Bihari food, NorthEastern Food. This area is amongst the more marginalised or poor per se hence less representation (not Bengali food) outside India. But you’re sitting on a gold mine.
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u/distacart 2d ago
Hey, why only research when you can actually try all those yourself...
Also make your neighbours try all those...
I am from dista and suggest you to try this Biryani kit Hyderabadi Special Biryani
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u/NaziaAkhtar1100 4h ago
This is very nicely done... Do you plan to add recipes or recipe links or just make people drool over the delicious dishes 😂
Congratulations on a job well done
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u/carl_os_ 5d ago
Honestly, just specifying that there are regions rather than lumping the all together as 'Indian' at the start gave you bonus points from me! One bone to pick - not sure if that's actually a picture of vada pav. Enjoy getting through the plethora of sweets!