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Vijay Kumar, executive chef and partner at Semma in New York City, demonstrates the equipment, ingredients, and artistry essential to making some of the most popular dishes at his celebrated South Indian restaurant. Take an up-close look at the step-by-step creation of 5 rice and lentil based South Indian staples: Gunpowder Dosa, Uttappam, Idli, Paniyaram, and Idiyappam.
Director: Cole Evelev
Director of Photography: Brandon Yoon
Editors: Micah Phillips
Talent: Vijay Kumar
Sr. Culinary Director: Kelly Janke
Producer: Jonathan Bang
Culinary Producer: Tina Martinez
Culinary Associate Producer: Hip Torres
Line Producer: Jennifer McGinity
Associate Producer: Alicia Aswat
Production Manager: Janine Dispensa
Production Coordinator: Elizabeth Hymes
Camera Operator: Daniel Nevanpera, Kirsten Potts
Audio: Kurt Pierce
Production Assistant: Nikki Ligos
Post Production Supervisor: Stephanie Cardone
Post Production Coordinator: Scout Alter
Supervising Editor: Eduardo Araújo
Assistant Editor: JC Scruggs
Graphics Supervisor: Ross Rackin
Graphics, Animation, VFX: Léa Kichler
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0:00 Introduction
0:20 Gunpowder Dosa
3:18 Uttappam
5:14 Idli
8:48 Paniyaram
10:44 Idiyappam
12:59 Conclusion
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@heatguy100
@heatguy100 Год назад
FINALLY. South Indian representation 🙌🙌 Indian food isn’t just chicken tikka masala and curry. Almost shed a tear when he said that. Thank you chef!!
@TheRishijoesanu
@TheRishijoesanu Год назад
On that note, South Indian cuisine needs representation beyond dosa and idli. Where is Chettinad cuisine? Where's the wonderful variety of Kerala cuisine?
@OnnumMuttaiyum
@OnnumMuttaiyum Год назад
@@TheRishijoesanu After watching years of Indian cuisine presented by foreign media.... We often don't talk about Eastern and western food styles as well... Almost as if they're forgotten.... Even in the central zone of India has interesting and underrated food styles there
@Curiosity403
@Curiosity403 Год назад
@@TheRishijoesanu I love Marathi-Thanjavur dishes 😘😘😘
@Akileshg1
@Akileshg1 Год назад
@@TheRishijoesanu what about Karnataka and Andhra too
@rajsub3884
@rajsub3884 Год назад
@@TheRishijoesanu lot of dishes there he made most well known dish
@mightyavi
@mightyavi Год назад
I'm an North Indian , I was lucky enough to spend a portion of my life in South India and nothing can beat warm and soft idlis with spicy yet creamy coconut chutney and filter kapi . Absolute heaven !!
@NostalgiaforInfinity
@NostalgiaforInfinity Год назад
Abe why are you capitalizing north and south? There are no "North India" and "South India". That would imply they are different countries, similar to North Korea and South Korea. It's northern and southern India, not even north and south India.
@RipsawEV_2
@RipsawEV_2 Год назад
@@NostalgiaforInfinity It's not seperation bro, just identification based on geographical location 😂. Ur logic doesn't make sense. Trust me, it's not that deep 😆
@NostalgiaforInfinity
@NostalgiaforInfinity Год назад
@@RipsawEV_2 If you're going to speak a language, then do it properly. There's a world of difference between "south" and "southern". There is no such thing as "south India". It's southern part of India.
@pb2158
@pb2158 Год назад
@@NostalgiaforInfinity Yeah, these people have no clue. All this division starts with the language and then there is a split in the mind, which then translates into action. @Ripsaw EV-2: "Trust me, it's not that deep" is a lazy way of living!
@EspeonMistress00
@EspeonMistress00 Год назад
@@NostalgiaforInfinity That's how people used it and still use it. Don't tell Indians how they should call their country
@yashvardhanraju8052
@yashvardhanraju8052 Год назад
I hold the firm belief that south india has the best breakfast cuisine in the world. the absolute massive range of dishes and sides, the taste and nutrition of all of them, its just so good. its the yummiest food. sambhar and rasam are so heavenly i swear. i love love love the south indian representation on a channel as big as BA. hope to see more of this content!
@Janani_Kannan
@Janani_Kannan Год назад
Yes when it comes to the breakfast culture, South India rules!
@PuffinPsychologist
@PuffinPsychologist Год назад
I hope to sample all of it 🤤
@shushant5837
@shushant5837 Год назад
a big reason they are breakfast food because most of it is fermented which is extremely good for gut health, and wont cause any disturbance for rest of the day
@rdeetpratama9478
@rdeetpratama9478 Год назад
ò
@82vm
@82vm Год назад
The breakfast list is endless! Lots of common ingredients made in different ways. From region to region.
@0000asdfasdf0000
@0000asdfasdf0000 Год назад
This guy does Tamilians in South India really proud! Love it!
@sagnikdebsarkar169
@sagnikdebsarkar169 Год назад
Live dosa as much as I hate idli...idli is just tasteless...or do i just eat it wrong ?!
@sairamr6886
@sairamr6886 Год назад
@@sagnikdebsarkar169 soak it in a cup of sambhar and try it. Heaven. Even better, order sambhar idly
@swati2899
@swati2899 10 месяцев назад
​@@sagnikdebsarkar169no you are not alone my father hates it too . Not only idli but all the steamed south indian dishes my father hates
@mithun4491
@mithun4491 10 месяцев назад
@@swati2899 have with litti choka & rasagulla and finish it of with pan parak😂
@swati2899
@swati2899 10 месяцев назад
@@mithun4491 I even hate litti choka
@benkirkland5354
@benkirkland5354 Год назад
Can’t believe the video ended so quickly. I was so engrossed in this, I could watch all evening. More please
@ameshtambe
@ameshtambe Год назад
ISTG it felt like I was present right there
@sheebagr9702
@sheebagr9702 Год назад
it is simple everyday food
@DhrithionVocals
@DhrithionVocals Год назад
@@sheebagr9702 for us it is because we eat it everyday, if someone showed you videos of a cuisine you've never tried but feel intrigued about, you'd probably feel the same way
@Melissa0774
@Melissa0774 Год назад
As an American who doesn't know much about Indian food, this video is so helpful because I just got a huge Indian supermarket near me and I love going there, but I never know what to buy. I always wonder what I'm missing out on because I don't know any better. They especially have so many different types of flour that I was wondering what they use them for. I love the deserts too. I'd love to see this guy do another video about Indian deserts and sweets.
@aleenaprasannan2146
@aleenaprasannan2146 Год назад
Indian groceries mainly have atta which is whole wheat flour and maida which are refined wheat flour, then there is Rava which is semolina, then rice flour and gram flour which is chickpea flour. There is also Ragi/ Millet flour, but I'm not sure if it's available in US. Dosa and idlis might seem a little too much of hassle with getting fermentation and the proporations right since it will end up too sour if it's kept for longer, so the wheat flatbreads like parathas might be easier. If you get rice flakes, you can also try the easiest breakfast poha. Mustard seeds, cumin, turmeric and curry leaves are there in almost all accompanying dishes
@hetapatel2564
@hetapatel2564 Год назад
Most of the indian supermarkets in USA do have a ready dosa batter.. and versions of instant chutney.. do try that for easy start!
@hetapatel2564
@hetapatel2564 Год назад
Most of the indian supermarkets in USA do have a ready dosa batter.. and versions of instant chutney.. do try that for easy start!
@Melissa0774
@Melissa0774 Год назад
@@hetapatel2564 They have so many different types of chutney. I had no idea which one to try first. I ended up getting a mango one and I put it on radish filled muli, (the savory pancakes.) It was not that great, just ok, but I had no idea if that's even how you're supposed to eat it. You're probably laughing at me as you read this.
@hetapatel2564
@hetapatel2564 Год назад
@@Melissa0774 hehe thats sweet honestly. With dosa do try coconut chutney , that is the usual norm
@MohammedKhaled-ju7gy
@MohammedKhaled-ju7gy Год назад
Anyone who hasn’t had that dosa with potato fillings and coconut/ mint gravy have not experienced life yet
@nukeengineer5214
@nukeengineer5214 Год назад
And a nice Keema would be great too..
@karunasingh2436
@karunasingh2436 Год назад
Yes
@AFA111
@AFA111 Год назад
​@@nukeengineer5214 NO.
@harshitbalaji1019
@harshitbalaji1019 Год назад
The uthappam is better in my opinion. Had both, many times. The Uthappam has much more flavour and crunch than the masala dosa.
@nahor88
@nahor88 Год назад
@@harshitbalaji1019 I actually HATED Uthappam growing up, LOL. Even as an adult I don't care for that "sourdough" flavor. Always loaded them up with tomato chutney, or as a child, MAPLE SYRUP LMAO. Dosas are thinner, and thus have less of that flavor. There are also dosas that don't use that fermented batter, which I largely prefer.
@lg6134
@lg6134 Год назад
As a South Indian born and raised in America, this makes me so happy to see the food I grew up with being shared with a global audience outside the South Indian community. Thank you BA!
@nethanramachandran3089
@nethanramachandran3089 Год назад
Couldn’t be more true!
@AdlBnymn
@AdlBnymn Год назад
Nothing can beat Dosa, Sambar and Chutney combo with vada on top for breakfast.
@atharvasohani8505
@atharvasohani8505 Год назад
Poha-jalebi 🥱
@tripsam4655
@tripsam4655 Год назад
@@atharvasohani8505 MP? 😀
@adhithya5306
@adhithya5306 Год назад
@@atharvasohani8505 u eat and quickly dead
@PranavSettaluri
@PranavSettaluri Год назад
@@atharvasohani8505 Mehh
@raze_slayer
@raze_slayer Год назад
u just dont know to eat idly right
@jack6964
@jack6964 Год назад
This is the quality Bon Appetit programming that we expect.
@MrAnakin8888
@MrAnakin8888 Год назад
They're just copying Eater videos at this point
@NEWBOTANICA
@NEWBOTANICA Год назад
@@MrAnakin8888 they're all under the same company
@senojnomis
@senojnomis Год назад
Masala dosa is my favourite breakfast/brunch food of all time, hell I’ll eat it any time of day. I’m white English but dated a South Indian gal for a while and she got me delved into that cuisine, which is truly some of the best in the world and highly underrated and under appreciated. Honestly, we’re so obsessed with avo toast in the West, when I reckon dosas should be just as prevalent!
@aceclipse
@aceclipse Год назад
also my favorite ...used to eat ot a lot in childhood and youth...but now it feels heavy 🪨
@pinkmonkeybird2644
@pinkmonkeybird2644 Год назад
@@aceclipse It’s easy to lighten it when you make it for yourself. I make masala dosa at least once a week, since we all love it. It’s always going to be heavy on the carbs, but it doesn’t have to be fattening.
@aceclipse
@aceclipse Год назад
@@pinkmonkeybird2644 how we use semolina....
@yoshita4140
@yoshita4140 Год назад
@@aceclipse semolina is carbs
@FosFate
@FosFate Год назад
How is Dosa a Breakfast/Brunch tier food man? I know Americans and their portions are huge, but a single Dosa with Sambhar and Chutneys is a full course meal....
@TheOriginalArchie
@TheOriginalArchie Год назад
I'm 47 and my family grew up with an Indian friend that has owned a restaurant for over 30 years, I've been eating there (and many other places) since I was a teenager. I always get excited to turn people on to the cuisine, and until a few years ago I thought my knowledge was up to date because I know many of the dishes (pallak aloo/paneer, kormas, aloo ghobi, vindaloo etc...), however in the last couple of years I've realized that I still have a limited knowledge of their dishes (and that we all call it Indian, although there are Pakistani variants). It's nice to watch these videos that show other variants and I hope they catch on. Dosa, for example, was not really known until the last decade or so. Even biryani was not easily found just a few years ago.
@anujpramanik1819
@anujpramanik1819 Год назад
That is because most of the cuisine available outside is basically North Indian. You won't find Maharashtrian, Konkani, Tamil, Malyali, Bengali, Andhra, Kannada, Assamese, Odissi cuisine outside. That is almost 50% of India!
@indranilmajumder7148
@indranilmajumder7148 Год назад
Which dish you like the most ?
@vamvavaa8905
@vamvavaa8905 Год назад
Indian cusine changes every 100 kms here. The diversity is so vast not even indians ourselves know every dish of our neighbouring state so can't blame you at all lol
@yugmathakkar4023
@yugmathakkar4023 Год назад
@@anujpramanik1819 or Gujarati 😔
@rahulsawant8689
@rahulsawant8689 Год назад
if you know those dishesh believe me you don't know much about India and indian food
@jasmines1957
@jasmines1957 Год назад
I’m so glad to see some South Indian representation! More content like this please!!!
@NostalgiaforInfinity
@NostalgiaforInfinity Год назад
Southern Indian, not "South India". There is no such thing. It would imply there's some country called "South India" similar to South Korea. It's the southern part of India, not "South India". Hence southern India.
@EspeonMistress00
@EspeonMistress00 Год назад
@@NostalgiaforInfinity Welp South India how it's referred to by most Indians. No one cares
@sgtsniperskulls8930
@sgtsniperskulls8930 Год назад
@@NostalgiaforInfinity literally nobody cares
@NostalgiaforInfinity
@NostalgiaforInfinity Год назад
@@sgtsniperskulls8930 Yeah, because I'm dealing with a bunch of brainlets.
@junethanoschurchill6750
@junethanoschurchill6750 Год назад
@@NostalgiaforInfinity the only brainlet is you, who can’t handle the fact that language gets used differently in different countries
@blindwoozie
@blindwoozie Год назад
Halfway through and loving this already, love Vijay's demeanor. Wish ingredients were more common in my small town because Indian food is quite possibly my favourite
@janesays1278
@janesays1278 Год назад
You can always order the ingredients online, I know Kalustyans here in NYC also has an online store :)
@blindwoozie
@blindwoozie Год назад
@@janesays1278 true, this is something im looking more into lately! What a time to be alive haha
@hg.chetan
@hg.chetan Год назад
If you do find the ingredients, you can make a really think batter and use it for both dosa and idli. Mix a little water to the idli batter and it can be used as dosa batter. The batter can be frozen and stored for upto 6 months or more
@AnshRus
@AnshRus Год назад
@@hg.chetan I guess you can make do in a pinch but the proportions and type of rice/dal used is different in dosa vs idli. There is a higher protein version dosa called Adai which is low rice, higher dal
@hg.chetan
@hg.chetan Год назад
@@AnshRus true. For the authenticity, of course they have to be different. However a lot of the pre packed batters ( like ID in India) are dual purpose and turns out not too bad
@rajeshr8887
@rajeshr8887 Год назад
Reading through the comments made me feel good about the cuisine that has been my staple diet all my life. Missed Appam in the list though, another rice based dish, easy on the stomach and goes well with any kind of gravy or stew. Hopefully BA will devote a full video for Appam soon!
@lovenala1987
@lovenala1987 Год назад
Wait is Appam and Paniyaram not the same? Paddu is it's other name i believe. Am i wrong?
@rajeshr8887
@rajeshr8887 Год назад
@@lovenala1987 No Appam & Paniyaram are two different dishes. Appam is thick at the centre and the sides are super thin & crisp.
@arunstalii3666
@arunstalii3666 Год назад
@@lovenala1987 No appam is fermented batter (either with yeast or sometimes even with alcohol known as kallappam) i guess. Goes well with many curries and also with the stew (chicken, mutton or vegetable).
@MissMalfoy77
@MissMalfoy77 Год назад
Love Nala appam is like thin and crispy around the edges but soft and pillowy in the centre, can have egg in the middle or coconut milk and jaggery
@er.esakkim8781
@er.esakkim8781 Год назад
@@lovenala1987 Appam is basically a sweeter version of the Paniyaaram. But people may confuse the word Appam with "Aappam" or Oothaappam with "Aappam." Which is basically a steamed Thin Dosa! That can be eaten with a coconut milk or sweetened milk, or with chutney/sambars or with aromatic stews and gravies! Aappam is most prevalent in Kerala than in TN. along with Puttu! That too you must try.
@immediaterespond4114
@immediaterespond4114 Год назад
Delicious.... I am Pakistani but was brought up by eating Idli , masala dosa and utappaam and I can eat this daily because these food are easily available in U.A.E where I was born and raised.
@livya5676
@livya5676 Год назад
But how? Pakistanis eat dosa?
@livya5676
@livya5676 Год назад
@@jesin0005 well that's still new to me so yeah
@sadiagazi6987
@sadiagazi6987 Год назад
Me too!!!! Grew up in Dubai eating delicious South Indian food !!!!!
@petrichor259
@petrichor259 Год назад
@@livya5676 lol you are living under a rock. Middle east is full of Keralites.
@aliali-ce3yf
@aliali-ce3yf Год назад
@@livya5676 with their mouths! how you eat dosa?
@AugustAdvice
@AugustAdvice Год назад
Indian and Korean food are the two most intimidating cuisines in my opinion. There's so much knowledge about spices and preparation and unique ways of doing things.
@Janani_Kannan
@Janani_Kannan Год назад
I think mainstream portrayal of Indian cuisine has created an impression of it being difficult to learn. But in reality the everyday fare that we eat is simple and austere. Just get 4 or 5 basic spices. And refer to Indian home cooking channels that will teach simple dishes like cumin potatoes, aloo gobhi, south indian dishes like poriyal etc.
@senseiquickbooks4588
@senseiquickbooks4588 Год назад
Lol nothing is more intimidating than french and japanese and chinese cooking techniques.. im a chef
@4ray
@4ray Год назад
@@senseiquickbooks4588 why lol? Indian food is intimidating to most for the amount of strange ingredients and vessels it uses and the prep time even for basic recipes.
@mansimestri10
@mansimestri10 Год назад
@@senseiquickbooks4588 And You're a Chef? 👁️👄👁️
@senseiquickbooks4588
@senseiquickbooks4588 Год назад
@@mansimestri10 yes for 14 yrs now... If you consider finding exotic ingredients as part of cooking then youre crazy.. the indian techniques involved in indian cooking are simple.. as long as you have the ingredients its easy... Ive cooked several indian dishes its pretty easy... If you think the more ingredients the harder the cooking then youre not a chef.. look at your streetfood in india... Its messy.. lacks hygiene... Lacks technique...
@mattm7482
@mattm7482 11 месяцев назад
As a Chinese who grew up with Dim Sums, I appreciate the complexity of both Cantonese dishes and South Indian dishes. Cantonese dishes are complex in shape/forms manipulation and south Indian dishes are complex in their spices & seasoning palettes. Very admirable traditional culinary roots.
@Sathish_12
@Sathish_12 9 месяцев назад
Chinese and South Indians had trade over sea route even 2500 years ago
@Grove-street677
@Grove-street677 6 месяцев назад
@@Sathish_12true
@lavenderlamp
@lavenderlamp Год назад
Ohhhh these all look so good! I moved from SoCal to a country town in Texas where dosa is unheard of. Oh how I miss just being able to run out and get these lovely comfort foods.
@naraendrareddy273
@naraendrareddy273 Год назад
Must be really hot down there. It probably cooled down a bit now.
@lavenderlamp
@lavenderlamp Год назад
@@naraendrareddy273 finally, yes. Summer was brutal this. You never know in Texas :)
@Fazil0015
@Fazil0015 Год назад
He looks so happy making these dishes. That's how I know this food is bringing back fond childhood memories for him and also me.
@JoshuaMoore831
@JoshuaMoore831 Год назад
That Paniyaram looks BANGING
@aparna2701
@aparna2701 Год назад
YES FINALLY, DOSAS. Don't get me wrong, I love me some chicken tikka masala and naan, but Indian food is so much more than that, and dosas are so versatile and delicious! And the fact that this place is called Semma (means "very good" or "fantastic" in Tamil) is so fitting!
@lynnn5614
@lynnn5614 Год назад
South Indian food is the most underrated food out there
@pawel8365
@pawel8365 Год назад
I think it's adequately rated.
@teraiii8141
@teraiii8141 Год назад
@@pawel8365 I second that.
@shashanksharma368
@shashanksharma368 Год назад
No dude thats not true. All we north indians love south indian food, its also really famous in western countries.
@teraiii8141
@teraiii8141 Год назад
@@shashanksharma368 south Indian cuisine is not famous at all in western countries , its just "Indian" cuisine which refers more to biryani or curries like the vindaloo etc
@shashanksharma368
@shashanksharma368 Год назад
@@teraiii8141 maybe you are right but based on my personal experience, i visited some cities in USA couple of times and the restaurants i have been to mostly included south indian dishes like dosa, vada etc
@arvindraghavan403
@arvindraghavan403 Год назад
idiyappam with coconut milk is amazing man. im really glad i was born in south indian family
@Kathakathan11
@Kathakathan11 Год назад
As a dosa person, yes identify as dosa myself. 😂 it’s the best food on the planet, and so are other South Indian dishes. Happy Onam to all.
@peaa666
@peaa666 Год назад
I'm not South Indian. But been there in Karnataka for about 1 yr... Just got to know one thing that. I can live on Dosa totally. I love All types of dosa but Khali dosa being my favorite .
@adityaranjit9564
@adityaranjit9564 Год назад
Happy Onam Machane !
@alien3771
@alien3771 10 месяцев назад
LoL happy onam bro
@anjalik8160
@anjalik8160 Год назад
As a South Indian American, I can't quite explain how proud and happy it makes me to see foods so close to my heart represented with such beautiful authenticity in prominent restaurants. Vijay is absolutely wonderful-hearing him explain how gunpowder is mezhegai podi made me grin, and his dosas look like they could give my Aaya's a run for their money!! ☺🙌♥
@arshbehal6312
@arshbehal6312 Год назад
My Indian self is jumping with joy to see South Indian food getting such a major shout out at BA. India is one of the oldest and most complex cultures of the world. The complexity, range and spectrum of Indian food is unfathomable. So happy to see this video as an example to embark on that potential comprehension.
@alnikkig
@alnikkig Год назад
South India representation!!!! I'M HERE FOR IT
@DannyKreder
@DannyKreder Год назад
brings me back to living in tamil nadu! south indian cuisine is easily some of the best food on the planet
@akobe4785
@akobe4785 Год назад
I hate it when people in cooking videos smile but not this one he's clearly enjoying cooking and not forcing a fake smile
@anujpramanik1819
@anujpramanik1819 Год назад
Bon Appetit kindly call him again so that he gets to make Sambhar, Rasam, Coconut and Tomato chutney along with all the other accompaniments usually these dishes are served with!
@TakanashiYuuji
@TakanashiYuuji Год назад
I learned how to make dosa two weeks ago. Definitely gonna try Uttapam and Paniyaram!
@VarshaRamesh
@VarshaRamesh Год назад
So nice to finally see south Indian food getting the representation it deserves.
@aniruddhasajja9561
@aniruddhasajja9561 Год назад
pride🧡
@gul6238
@gul6238 Год назад
I’m pakistani and live in usa and I love like litrally love South Indian food. Idili, dosa sambar coconut chatni. I’m like obsessed with dosa
@ambithefoodie
@ambithefoodie Год назад
That Onion and tomato on the uthappam was soooooooooooooooooooooooooooo fresh
@kowkoww7541
@kowkoww7541 Год назад
Im Sri Lankan and this video made me cry, it reminded me of my childhood when I see my mum making these foods with the tools and I play with the idiyapam dough.
@JonOfTheDead23
@JonOfTheDead23 Год назад
All of this looks awesome. I really want to learn more about Indian cuisine. I love the smells and flavors
@nikhil518
@nikhil518 Год назад
Southern Indian food is a blessing for humanity! I follow Henry the 8th school of thinking I always say to my dosas what henry the 8th said to his wives,"I shall not keep you for long"
@nush2469
@nush2469 Год назад
I love how happy he looks cooking all this food 😊 my mother used to make some of these dishes regularly, I miss that
@eclecticexplorer7828
@eclecticexplorer7828 Год назад
Paniyaram reminds me very much of the Danish pancakes known as aebleskiver, made in a very similar pan. Aebleskiver do not have all the vegetable ingredients though, just a pancake-style batter, and they are made to be served sweet, with powdered sugar and syrup or jam. Traditionally they had bits of apple or an applesauce center, which is where they got the name, but it is commonly omitted now.
@ayush1ism
@ayush1ism Год назад
is it similar to dutch Poffertjes?
@nityaprabhandam5239
@nityaprabhandam5239 Год назад
Paniyaram can also be made as a sweet. The savoury version is more popular as a breakfast item though
@aleenaprasannan2146
@aleenaprasannan2146 Год назад
In a South Indian state Kerala, there is a sweet variation of paniyaram called unniyappam, with an extremely sweet variety of banana, a mix of rice and wheat flour and chopped coconut pieces.
@preeti_prasad
@preeti_prasad Год назад
@@aleenaprasannan2146 And jaggery! :)
@salempasangasp
@salempasangasp Год назад
Paniyaram has a sweet variant and an egg variant too, sweet one is made with just palm jaggery mixed with flour
@103ii
@103ii Год назад
Just to point out if you avoid Ghee, all the dishes shown in the video are actually vegan! That's how you make tasty vegan food.
@EspeonMistress00
@EspeonMistress00 Год назад
Only restaurants use ghee for South Indian cuisines. We use plant oils most of the time
@viki19910
@viki19910 Год назад
Ghee is also vegan in India
@adithyaks8584
@adithyaks8584 Год назад
Wow I loved the way he prepared. Drooling for the Uthappam and paniyaram especially.
@Janani_Kannan
@Janani_Kannan Год назад
This is my food! Food that my mom and grandmother make everyday. Food of my people. I'm so proud to see my food showcased here.
@rkchandru7
@rkchandru7 Год назад
What! I have this habit of reading comments after watching the video and I happen to encounter your comments more often than not in videos i generally watch! 😁
@Janani_Kannan
@Janani_Kannan Год назад
@@rkchandru7 maybe because we share similar interests?
@rkchandru7
@rkchandru7 Год назад
@@Janani_Kannan I do think so! 🙌
@azax3813
@azax3813 Год назад
As a Malaysian i ate this everyweek, thank you south india.
@jaco9719
@jaco9719 Год назад
I love the vibe of this, so relaxing
@nandkuj
@nandkuj Год назад
This guy is next level. To be as precise as he is with the size and shapes of these dishes is not easy.
@DuDerize
@DuDerize Год назад
He pronounces Semma as Sem-mah for the Americans but it is actually Sem-meh in Tamil lingo which means damn good. Diners should actually go in and tell the chef the food is Semmeh and the impressed staff will give 50% off the bill.
@thedominion6643
@thedominion6643 Год назад
If you're already Tamil, be prepared for them to not be impressed 😁
@apschweiz
@apschweiz Год назад
I am of chinese ethnic and i love indian food but always felt intimidated ordering indian food at the food stalls in singapore because i do not know anything except paratha and dosa.i enjoyed watching every dish in this video, i feel i have been very educated.
@john85fra
@john85fra Год назад
Actually these fermented foods are big on probiotics so it's very soothing for your gut and all around gut biome growth. If you have stomach and gut issues, eat Idli everyday for breakfast as your gut will be clean in the morning. Also Indian curries tend to have lot of medicinal herbs as spice. these are good for overall health.
@radbu1075
@radbu1075 Год назад
Love that they’re all gluten free too! I wish my local Indian restaurants sold these 🥺
@kailash4799
@kailash4799 Год назад
Its a south Indian cuisine, which is actually not as commonly available outside the country as North indian cuisine is. I can totally understand how you'd feel. Ha!
@starfireonvf
@starfireonvf Год назад
Some Indian restaurants offer this but you'd have to look for south Indian food
@hg.chetan
@hg.chetan Год назад
Buy the batter from the nearest Indian store and freeze it. It can last months and is easier than pancakes to make. The chutneys are a breeze to make as well but you do need a couple Indian spices like cumin and paprika
@yoshita4140
@yoshita4140 Год назад
@@hg.chetan def not easier than pancakes haha. dosas are pretty difficult to make, and very easy to mess up if your pan is too cold or too hot. i've messed it up so many times
@ek6352
@ek6352 Год назад
Try to cook it yourself. Lots of videos are available on yt.
@boomer_ancle
@boomer_ancle Год назад
As a South Indian , This is as accurate as it can get. Great job Chef.
@user-gu9yq5sj7c
@user-gu9yq5sj7c Год назад
Thanks for confirmation.
@MrJojo0421
@MrJojo0421 Год назад
Really love the format of this video. So relaxing!
@jaco9719
@jaco9719 Год назад
Just commented the same thing 😄
@camelliahurley7570
@camelliahurley7570 Год назад
i grew up in kuwait so i was surrounded by such an amazing spectrum of cuisine. it felt so wholesome watching this video as it brought back memories to being at home :)
@deathstarresident
@deathstarresident Год назад
My first visit to India and I went to Kerala and Tamil Nadu - Dosas were everywhere. In Kerala it’s a bit different but it’s still dosa alright same batter and all. I was so surprised that we don’t see a lot of Indian restaurants selling South Indian in USA. Last decade or so I see some of them pop up here in Seattle. I’m glad
@Shevindeez
@Shevindeez Год назад
Such a delight to watch him cook with such glee and hearing him speak proudly about his cuisine.. Beautiful!! *chefs kiss*
@msmakeupjunkie07
@msmakeupjunkie07 Год назад
This video was incredible. Always love learning about new (to me) foods and chef’s joy throughout the video is so evident ☺️
@ninatran5225
@ninatran5225 Год назад
The host is amazing and the food looks absolutely scrumptious! Vijay does such an amazing job with the narration and delivery. Please invite him back!!
@makanimemafia9021
@makanimemafia9021 Год назад
brilliant. Chef Vijay has maintained the originality of the dishes. Awesome!
@siddharthg3779
@siddharthg3779 2 месяца назад
As a south Indian, a small tip - when we don't really feel like making a vegetable stew or a curry, we eat Idiyappam (the last dish the chef made) with coconut milk sweetened with jaggery, with some grated coconut on top. Tastes divine!
@cameronbatko
@cameronbatko Год назад
This was a very cool video. Learned a lot about south India cuisine.
@whodundis
@whodundis Год назад
This muslin cloth trick for idlis is absolutely fantastic! Never knew. We used to pour directly into the mould and idlis never had that smooth texture.
@sevensabrina
@sevensabrina Год назад
Love this video! I wasn't introduced to southern Indian food until I was 28- I wish it had been decades earlier.
@anjaninator
@anjaninator Год назад
Makes me feel so warm seeing this. I grew up eating these and I can’t wait to learn to make them
@kaysand24
@kaysand24 Год назад
These recipes look delicious!!! Can't wait to try making them!
@VedicDesi
@VedicDesi Год назад
At first I didn’t know what gun powder was and thought this would just be another bon appétit erosion of culture video but once I found out it was just another word for malagapodi I was very excited. This guy is a master and everything he made was perfectly, relatively traditional and authentic south Indian not counting tomatoes and chillies which are not Indian ingredients 😆. Much respect!
@akritigoel9497
@akritigoel9497 Год назад
Lol we used chillis in our ancient times and they are ancient Indian ingredient
@ameerikbal8160
@ameerikbal8160 Год назад
@@akritigoel9497 nope chillis were introduced to India by portuguese.
@pratheeknelyat2071
@pratheeknelyat2071 Год назад
@@ameerikbal8160 India always have small green chilly, you talking about long one.
@bandita3422
@bandita3422 Год назад
@@akritigoel9497 they might have used peppers back then..but chillies grew in the Americas and were introduced in the subcontinent by the Portuguese
@yoshita4140
@yoshita4140 Год назад
@@pratheeknelyat2071 nope, the chilli plant is not native to india. it was introduced such a long time ago that it has become a staple part of the cuisine
@kariarikari
@kariarikari Год назад
So what I’m seeing is that I can probably make a paniyaram with a takoyaki hot plate. Awesome def gonna try that sooner than later
@vishwaramesh
@vishwaramesh Год назад
If you want to try making it, and don't want to commit to massive bags of specific rice and lentils until you've tried it, your local Indian grocery store will definitely sell idli batter in a plastic tub like yoghurt. Check the refrigerated section. You can add the rest of the toppings and make the chutneys with pantry staples + 1 or 2 other things you can pick up while at the Indian store
@salempasangasp
@salempasangasp Год назад
Yeah both dishes are very similar in the way of making
@KarrasBastomi
@KarrasBastomi Год назад
It's vegan takoyaki, that what i see. 😂😂
@poojan423
@poojan423 Год назад
Dosa batter is gluten free as it has rice and lentils but Japanese takoyaki is made of all purpose flour but you can use the pan to make both
@aradhanabhattacharjee944
@aradhanabhattacharjee944 Год назад
Sitting near my window in my home in Assam...watching this....the beautiful Indian chef humble in his skills letting the food rise above the individual like our culture teaches us..what a proud Indian I am looking at my fellow Indian 😇
@zzbb2335
@zzbb2335 2 месяца назад
he's so calm, articulate, and nice! love his vibe!!
@rachelyy
@rachelyy Год назад
As someone who isn't a stranger to Indian food and grew up eating it 1-2 times a week, I have to say this video and each recipe brought out a sense of wonder for me.
@kkme7
@kkme7 Год назад
I'm craving these dishes so hard right now!
@The_Black_Caps
@The_Black_Caps Год назад
Give it a shot ;)
@marantamil459
@marantamil459 Год назад
Interesting fact is that Panayaram is in a lot of different countries with different variations. However, they're all good.
@grumpyoldlady605
@grumpyoldlady605 Год назад
Everything he makes look so good!!
@ItsJager
@ItsJager Год назад
Such comfort food ❤️Wonderful instructions 👏🏼
@fatimazohra7859
@fatimazohra7859 Год назад
THANK YOU, CHEF Vijay Kumar for the Yummy delicious SOUTH INDIAN recipes. Your presentation was authentic, spectacular & amazing. I really Wish, i can visit your restaurant semma & enjoy the dishes at your place ,hopefully in future😋 As a South Indian i LOVE all these recipes & make them always. I'm so so HAPPY that its getting a recognition, THANK YOU bon appétit for featuring this.
@markchristopher4165
@markchristopher4165 Год назад
What a fantastically produced video. Well done!
@KRayxKodessA
@KRayxKodessA Год назад
Ever heard of "The Joy of Cooking"? Look at this man's face - he has.
@kjhova71
@kjhova71 Год назад
The food looked delicious. I’m must try some
@VOTE4TAJ
@VOTE4TAJ Год назад
In Pakistan we used to watch this excellent dish only in movies. Idli, dosa and uttapam was only thing we knew about and even till now I was familiar with these three. My first experience with dosa was back in 1996 and love them. I will try to make dosa this Sunday.
@VOTE4TAJ
@VOTE4TAJ Год назад
@Quark Sense we use tawa on almost daily bases for roti and paratha, I guess it’s seasoned. The only thing in this house where we are staying temporarily until move to our new house is that there’s only electrical stove.
@kassikassikassi
@kassikassikassi Год назад
More of this guy please!! He’s wonderful and this video is so chock full of great information!
@LeftistUprising
@LeftistUprising Год назад
You're the best chef that I've seen in years!!! I'm totally visiting Semma in NYC ASAP!!!
@erosamuk
@erosamuk Год назад
*_SO BEAUTIFULLY DONE! THE BEST VLOG I'VE SEEN ON THIS CHANNEL EVER!_*
@mayankkapri7305
@mayankkapri7305 Год назад
Even all the food he mention are quite healthy, one of the healthiest and tastiest snacks you'll ever get.
@johnwig285
@johnwig285 Год назад
They are tasty but not healthy due to the gravy.
@adhityaganesan2064
@adhityaganesan2064 Год назад
actually it's all carbs and fat and very little veggies so it's pretty bad for you. at the very least, should try to make the batter with whole grain rice or millets and should add a side of veggies but I suppose it wont have the creamy texture
@lifeislivinglove9073
@lifeislivinglove9073 Год назад
They are healthy options than cereal and packed milk , It's better than packed food, ready to eat foods , oily parathas and samosas
@userwww379
@userwww379 Год назад
they are not snacks bro.
@userwww379
@userwww379 Год назад
@@adhityaganesan2064 oh so you's rather stick with burgers, mayo and kebab rolls?
@alf5706
@alf5706 Год назад
Wonderful food and great presentation! Each one of these dishes deserves its own video.
@artistlovepeace
@artistlovepeace Год назад
Thank you for producing and sharing. All of these recipes are delicious. I can taste them through the screen!
@iamjawsome5399
@iamjawsome5399 Год назад
It looks amazing
@snigdho642
@snigdho642 Год назад
Dosa is one of the trickiest things to cook. A dosa done right gives a great satisfaction to the cook!
@hetapatel2564
@hetapatel2564 Год назад
Honestly a good non stick pan is the best investment here.. shape doesnt matter.. And start with low heat and increase once you are done with the shape.. for next dosa to cool down the pan, splash some water and its ready for next dosa
@snigdho642
@snigdho642 Год назад
@@hetapatel2564 ya.. true.. I recently learned cooking dosa. There are several nuances to it. First the ratio of ingredients, next the consistency, then comes the heat modulation like you mentioned! It is quite tricky. The most tricky dish I have ever cooked
@biswarupbanerjee7247
@biswarupbanerjee7247 Год назад
Outstanding recipe..So soothing vibe
@mickzammit6794
@mickzammit6794 Год назад
It's true. Kerala and Tamil Nadu is whole other indian food experience. By the way so is the coastline and countryside.
@alexsebastian9954
@alexsebastian9954 Год назад
Absolute genious. This is what i eat and what i love to eat.. 😍😍
@Alice_Walker
@Alice_Walker Год назад
Dosa was my favourite and most satisfying recipe I learned to master during lockdown. Very cool to learn other similar foods to try now 💜
@daksha5661
@daksha5661 Год назад
Wow loved the pace at which it went with so many varieties! Very easy on the eyes and ears! 🥰
@Niki-the-Diary
@Niki-the-Diary Год назад
This is amazing! I wish i could try this
@sanishantony6465
@sanishantony6465 Год назад
It's 2:30 am already n watching this video has made so hungry. It was so pleasant watching the way this chef cooked. A lot of time n effort needs to be put to cook them all. Mom I love you loads you really cook well. Lot have asked me to upload your cooking videos maybe I need to start. She cooks the best authentic Kerala dishes. The aromas whilst cooking our southern Indian food is so soothing it makes one hungry in a jiffy.
@dxcim
@dxcim Год назад
In India, breakfast = Dosa Nothing can beat South India when it comes to breakfast dishes
@missimagoodlady
@missimagoodlady 2 месяца назад
I’m South Indian, have seen my mum and grandma cook this food all my life and have been cooking this cuisine for a decade myself. I still learnt a ton of useful tips!! Thank you Chef Vijay ❤
@garrynihalani6213
@garrynihalani6213 Год назад
Vijay is a magician in the kitchen- every single time I have had food in his restaurant- it’s consistently amazing!!
@brindhaselvam4798
@brindhaselvam4798 Год назад
Superb my son said his mouth started watering watching this..we make these every day and still don't get tired of eating them 😊. What more do we need..hot idlis with sambar
@meercatt
@meercatt Год назад
OMG so amazing! I want one of each please!
@akshs9085
@akshs9085 9 месяцев назад
something about this video is so comforting to me, i've watched it so many times lol, absolutely love seeing my culture being represented
@varshasingh5098
@varshasingh5098 Год назад
Chef touched my heart when he said that there is so much to eat other than butter chicken and naan.
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