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Mexican Food has a Startling Resemblance to Indian Food

Mexican foods you see at restaurants are really Indian recipes that you may already be eating on a daily basis

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Mexican Food has a Startling Resemblance to Indian Food

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  1. Mexican Food has a Startling Resemblance to Indian Food Did you realize that many of the upscale Mexican foods you may see at restaurants are really Indian recipes that you may already be eating on a daily basis? Larana Museum

  2. Why Such a Striking Resemblance? Mexico and India share startling similarities while being thousands of miles apart. Both have brown talkative individuals that like family and food, particularly spicy cuisine. Most intriguingly, Mexican food tastes and looks a lot like Indian food, which is what has forged a close relationship between the two historically wealthy cultures. However, if you wish to eat Mexican Food then you must visit La Vista, a Mexican Restaurant & Bar in Hong Kong.

  3. Corn Tortilla and Makke Di Roti Regardless of the state you reside in India, you all must understand what makke di roti is. In the winter, make di roti with sag makes foodies salivate. Furthermore, well-known in Mexican food, corn tortillas somewhat similar to makke di roti.This is so because neither the components nor the method of preparation significantly differs.

  4. MOLE AND CHICKEN CURRY Chicken curry is a necessary component of Indian cuisine. Even though there are several chicken curries across the states, a non- vegetarian cannot say no to them. The Mexican dish mole and the Indian dish chicken curry are extremely similar. They are made in a manner that is comparable to one another and have a remarkable similarity in appearance. There could be one distinction between mole and chicken curry despite their shared appeal in both cuisines. While coriander is typically used to garnish chicken curries, sesame seeds are frequently used to season moles.

  5. Mexican Rice Dishes and Indian Pulao We are all aware of how crucial rice is. There are several rice dishes in Indian cuisine, such as tomato rice, curd rice, vegetable pulao, and even biryani (how can we forget Biryani). Mexican food is comparable to Indian vegetable pulao in that both rely largely on rice dishes cooked with tomatoes and maize. Both cultures’ rice dishes have a similar appearance and flavor.

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