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Indian Culinary Forum Chef Summit Standardization of Indian Cuisine. Presentation by Mr. Anil Bhandari Chairman AB Smart Concepts 23rd November 2013. Standardization of Indian Cuisine. Food & Beverage Market Size
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Indian Culinary Forum Chef Summit Standardization of Indian Cuisine Presentation by Mr. Anil Bhandari Chairman AB Smart Concepts 23rd November 2013
Standardization of Indian Cuisine Food & Beverage Market Size Food & Beverage business (2013) Rs. 247,680 cr. Organised market share (approx. 30%) Rs. 67,995 cr. Unorganised market size (approx. 70%) Rs. 172,685 cr. Projected F&B business by 2018 growth (2018) Rs. 408,040 cr. (Source: NRAI)
Standardization of Indian Cuisine Advantages • Preserve Heritage • Help promote authentic Indian Cuisine across world • Give Indian Cuisine a ‘brand’ identity • Provide consistency, factor necessary for educating Chefs • Help Culinary Institutes and Hotel Management Institutes in teaching
Standardization of Indian Cuisine Issues / Concerns of Standardization • India, a vast country with different religions, has a variety of cuisines and recipes varying from region to region, State to State, castes and religions • Condiments and spices differ from State to State • Cooking utensils differ from State to State • Different methodologies / styles of cooking • No proper documentation and record of recipes • Lack of authentication of recipes by any agency or department
Standardization of Indian Cuisine Suggested Process for Standardization • Conduct research across country • Identify agency / department for authentication and documentation of Spices and Condiments and followed by Recipes • Codification for systematic classification of recipes
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