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Exploring SATTVIC Cuisine At THE HIGHER TASTE, ISKCON TEMPLE | Food That Satisfies The Soul! 

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Temple food to many isn't about mere nourishment but a blessing from the divine. And when temple fare is presented in a culinary experience that is not only rich in its depth of traditions, but also celebrates diversity to appeal to all humanity, it is elevated to food that truly satisfies the soul. In a first on Gourmet On The Road, I experience the philosophy and flavours of Sattvic cuisine at The Higher Taste, a fine dining restaurant located in the serene environment of ISKCON Temple, Bengaluru. This isn’t a typical episode, but then the experience too isn't! Hope you enjoy this very special presentation, take care and stay safe.
Please note:
As a mark of respect to this meal that is served in a temple complex, I have chosen to not rate the dishes in this episode. Thank you.
Nuggekai Rasam
The rasam is flavourful and aromatic, you can taste the sweet lilt of fennel, the warmth of pepper and the weight of the lentils and drumstick drumstick pulp. The floating drumstick kernels add to the appeal of this nourishing broth.
Rs. 165 (usd 2.2)
Multani Paneer Tikka
The paneer is stuffed with the richness of cream and nuts, marinated in yoghurt, saffron and cooked in the tandoor. The peppers provide for a pleasing crunch, and the chaat masala cuts through the dairy richness and refreshes the palate.
Rs. 325 (usd 4.4)
Potato Milagu Fry
Baby potatoes that are tossed in a sprightly spice mix, loaded with pepper, chilli flakes, cumin, crunchy, fried curry leaves and the fresh tang of lime juice.
Rs. 230 (usd 3.1)
Mango Rasgulla Chaat
Visualise a chatpata paapdi chaat where the paapdi is replaced with soft rasgullas immersed in the sweetness of mango pulp. If you want to begin your meal on a sweet and spicy note, this is the dish to try.
Rs. 250 (usd 3.4)
Raja Bhojanam
Paneer, peas and nuts cooked in a rich cashew, cream and ghee laden curry, topped with a touch of saffron, this curry is a touch of indulgence befitting a king! The spicing is mellow, barring the tingling prick of heat when one bites into a peppercorn. The soft, layered warki paratha makes for a comforting companion to the Raja Bhojanam. If you’d like to add a touch of spice, savour this gravy with the chilli cheese naan, stuffed with mozzarella that bridges to the creamy flavour of the curry, and topped with finely chopped green chillies.
Rs. 285 (usd 3.9)
Warki Paratha - Rs. 80 (usd 1.1)
Chilli Cheese Naan - Rs. 120 (usd 1.6)
Vazhaipoo Murungakai Kozhambu
A ‘coconutty’ curry with fried banana blossoms and drumstick segments. The drumstick segments are a tad fibrous, the banana blossom, deep-fried, lends a bit of a bite to this dish. The curry is thick, rich in its coconut flavours and does well to smother every grain of the rice.
Rs. 285 (usd 3.9)
Vetrilai Thakkali Satham
An unusual rice preparation that brings together the sharp flavours of betel leaves with tomatoes. Although the paan flavours are quite pronounced on the palate, the pulpy freshness of the fresh tomatoes helps cut the astringency of the former. Rs. 280 (usd 3.8)
Elaneer Payasam
A payasam of tender coconut, coconut milk, thickened milk for sweetening, this payasam makes for a pleasing end to the meal at The Higher Taste.
Rs. 210 (usd 2.9)
Paan Ice Cream
A sweet paan that’s blended into a homemade ice cream, this is a ‘beeda’ the customary sweet paan that concludes a festive meal, in a dessert!
Rs. 165 (usd 2.2)
Please note:
As a mark of respect to this meal that is served in a temple complex, I have chosen to not rate the dishes in this episode. Thank you.
Kripal Amanna,
Gourmet On The Road,
Food Lovers TV
TIMINGS: Lunch - 1130am to 3pm; Dinner - 7pm to 1030pm on all days
Note: Some of the dishes may be subject to seasonal availability.
ADDRESS - The Higher Taste, Inside ISKCON, Hare Krishna Hill, Chord Rd, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560010; tel: +91 94494 95440/ +91 802357 5333
LOCATION TAG - g.page/iskconhighertaste?share
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@FoodLoversTV
@FoodLoversTV 3 года назад
I experience the philosophy and flavours of Sattvic cuisine at The Higher Taste, a fine dining restaurant located in the serene environment of ISKCON Temple, Bengaluru. This isn’t a typical episode, but then the experience too isn't! Hope you enjoy this episode, take care and stay safe.
@sharauro
@sharauro 3 года назад
I think you're the only food vlogger in India who inspite of being a hard core non vegetarian, yet respected the sensitivities of the temple food and their philosophy behind it without mocking them.
@OMAIMHREEM
@OMAIMHREEM 2 года назад
I am vegetarian since 16 years old now I am 64 years old, I practice vegetarian not the way all vegetarian experts do, my perpose is to practice Bhagawat Gita. When Sri Krishna says, what ever you offer me event water and green tulasi leave I will accept, Sri Krishna means be a simple devotee NOT YOU MUST BE VEGETARIAN, When we cook meal and offer to Sri Krishna, it will not MAKE SATVIK OTOMETACALLY , please read Bhagavad Gita properly. Satvik Food The word ‘Saatvik’ has been derived from the Sanskrit word “Sattva”. In Yogic literature, Sattva means something that is clean, pure and ethically energetic. A Saatvik diet is INTENDED TO to incorporate food items that adhere to their true meaning.
@jng6200
@jng6200 3 года назад
If vegetarian food is like Higher tastes's, I would gladly turn vegetarian ❤️. The best best best vegetarian food I have ever had ❤️
@freeman52100
@freeman52100 3 года назад
I'm 68 and it's the first time in my life I've witnessed how food has been combined with philosophy of life, the mind, the body and the soul. I'm not religious but I'm happy to have discovered food from that perspective. Thank you Food Lovers TV.
@navyamanay5018
@navyamanay5018 3 года назад
Kripal, the Gentleman in you that we always knew, you again demonstrated when you respected food served at a temple complex..Wonderful gesture!
@deepakm8521
@deepakm8521 3 года назад
Find it strange that ISKCON has opted for Tamil cuisine at the temple, when karnataka's udupi cuisine is famous world over for temple food. Why is the menu named in Tamil in spite of equivalent names in Kannada?
@AshishPandey811
@AshishPandey811 3 года назад
food +culture+ english masterclass for all age groups. Free
@nlwin7789
@nlwin7789 3 года назад
Anions and garlic are essential components of most cuisine worldwide and they are very healthy too.
@sa34w
@sa34w 3 года назад
I am a Non vegetarian but Vegetarian food in india is the best in the world and even makes a non vegetarian love them. India have the best Vegetarian food in the world
@ravikiran2905
@ravikiran2905 2 года назад
Nothing is comparable to Bisibele bath of ISKON.
@socratesapprentice5440
@socratesapprentice5440 3 года назад
I love sensitivity of Kripal towards traditions.
@jaisankarkv3542
@jaisankarkv3542 3 года назад
When you enter this Iskcon Temple you feel like you entered in brindavanam this calmness will give you lot of excitement
@kapilbhardwaj16
@kapilbhardwaj16 3 года назад
My go to place in bengaluru for no onion no garlic food , Iskcon has always been a amazing place for peace of mind .
@hmb1653
@hmb1653 3 года назад
I have seen food vloggers visit temples. But this is a restaurant in a 'temple' and you have adapted so well Mr. Kripal.
@aqal5333
@aqal5333 3 года назад
Your description of the food, i.e. spices, flavours, ingredients, the effect on your taste buds is beautiful.
@sowmyaseshan518
@sowmyaseshan518 3 года назад
I think if anyone has to write a book of poetry on food, Mr.Kirpal would be the best bet. The way he describes his experience of tasting is Nothing less than a poetry. I have never heard anyone speak with such beautiful grace,depth,passion of food.
@amritakaurchilotre5508
@amritakaurchilotre5508 3 года назад
We enjoyed this episode very much.
@varunas9784
@varunas9784 3 года назад
You Sir, are the only food vlogger whom I have come across with the highest ethics and etiquettes. I reckon this quality of yours, Kripal, only adds more to the ethos of this channel's rich food values!
@Sahimbarge
@Sahimbarge 3 года назад
I appreciate the fact that u decided not to rate the dishes as we indulge in the satvik food keeping a spiritual perspective in mind and respect the fact that restaurant is located in temple premises
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