Popular Chef Eitan Bernath Makes Chicken Tikka Masala With A Twist

5Aug

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Popular Chef Eitan Bernath Makes Chicken Tikka Masala With A Twist

Fusion food is a rage on the internet. After all, they bring the combined elements of different culinary traditions to your plate. It pushes the envelope on creativity a bit further with each recipe. Something similar happened when an American chef came up with a lip-smacking dish. Combining a Chinese-American dish with Indian flavours, Eitan Bernath came up with General Tso's Chicken Tikka Masala. The celebrity chef and author dropped a video demonstrating the preparation of the fusion dish. The video has garnered a substantial number of views, and people are warmly embracing his endeavour with heaps of affection.The video opens with Eitan Bernath saying, “Let's make General Tso's chicken tikka masala.” He starts by heating oil in a pan and adding cumin and cardamom. Then, he adds slic...

1Aug

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Watch: Popular US Blogger Makes Classic Kulfi, Leaves Indians Drooling

Kulfi is hands down one of the most loved Indian desserts. It is extremely versatile and can be made using a variety of flavours, ranging from traditional ingredients to exotic ones like nuts and saffron. Last month, TasteAtlas, a popular food and travel guide, released a list of the "50 best-rated frozen desserts in the world," and kulfi bagged the 14th spot on the list. Now, award-winning author and chef Eitan Bernath - who is popular for making Indian dishes - channeled his love for this sweet treat. He made a delicious cardamom saffron kulfi, a perfect answer to sweltering summers.Also Read: Watch: US Blogger Makes Traditional Masala Dosa At Home, Foodies ApproveIn the video, we could see him using ingredients such as cream, condensed milk, cardamoms, ground cardamom, and saffron. H...

27Jul

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Watch: US Blogger Makes Traditional Masala Dosa At Home, Foodies Approve

Dosa, a beloved breakfast delicacy from South India, holds a special place in the hearts of Indians worldwide. Whether they enjoy it at home, on the streetside, or in luxurious restaurants, its popularity knows no bounds. But, have you ever witnessed an American chef trying their hand at making dosa? Recently, popular US blogger and chef Eitan Bernath took on this flavourful challenge in his own kitchen. He shared a video of his masala dosa-making endeavour on Instagram, and the Internet can't get enough of it. Within a mere 14 hours, the video has amassed around 125K views, captivating food enthusiasts across the globe.Also Read: Meet 'Sting Maggi' - A Bizarre Culinary Fusion Taking The Internet By StormThe video commences with Bernath's excitement evident as he declares, "Let's make a...

14Jul

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Watch: Indian Street Food Was On The Menu At This Vegan Night Market In New York

The culinary world is well aware that it is hard to beat the delectable flavours of India. Be it street food or lip-smacking gravy dishes, Indian cuisine leads by its reputation. Currently, veganism has impressed many to side with it and the trend appears to have also embraced Indian cuisine in its arms. This was recently witnessed at New York City's iconic Central Park, where the weekly “vegan market” was set up. Courtesy of chef Eitan Bernath, we could get a closer glimpse of the menu there. Eitan dropped a video of himself relishing some Indian dishes at this vegan market and it turns out they were all our favourites. Guess what? He began his gastronomical adventure with delicious “vegan pani puri”. It actually looked more like dahi puri. Eitan was seen holding a plate, carrying six ...

24Jun

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Watch: US Blogger Makes Delicious Matar Paneer, Impresses Desi Foodies

Matar paneer is undoubtedly one of the most loved Indian dishes. Whether it's a house party or a casual get-together, this classic dish graces the table as the star of the main course. But its fame doesn't stop there! Recently, renowned American chef and author Eitan Bernath was seen making this delectable dish as well. He found the inspiration to make matar paneer after his visit to Bihar and wanted to recreate the magic in his kitchen. With his chef's hat on and a culinary wand in hand, he set out to honour the authentic flavours he encountered. Imagine the fragrant dance of spices, the tender peas, and the creamy paneer, all expertly combined to create a symphony of taste.Also Read: American Blogger Rants About Samosa Prices In Hindi - Internet Can RelateIn the Instagram Reels posted...

8Apr

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Watch: US Blogger Enjoys Indian Buffet With Family, Impresses Desi Foodies

Indian cuisine is renowned worldwide for its diverse range of dishes. No matter where you are in the world, you can easily find an Indian restaurant nearby. From creamy curries and crispy snacks to delectable desserts, there's something to suit everyone's palate. While you can certainly enjoy these dishes on their own, nothing compares to the experience of indulging in a lavish Indian buffet. Buffets offer an opportunity to try a wide range of dishes at one go, making them one of the best ways to explore Indian cuisine. Recently, American celebrity chef and blogger Eitan Bernath visited an Indian restaurant and enjoyed a buffet with his family. Also read: Popular US Blogger Makes Authentic Aloo Tikki Chaat, Leaves Indians DroolingHe shared a video of his visit to a restaurant on Instagr...

6Apr

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Popular US Blogger Makes Authentic Aloo Tikki Chaat, Leaves Indians Drooling

Nothing can beat the lip-smacking flavours of Indian street food. Be it pani puri, cheela, chana chaat or jhalmuri, all it takes is a bite to fall in love with these delicacies. With carts lined up on streets serving fluffy bread pakora along with masala chai, it gets almost impossible not to make a quick stop and relish these snacks. Crispy golden aloo tikki chaat is another much-loved street that can get anyone hooked on it. But it is not us, but even American celebrity chef and blogger Eitan Bernath cannot have enough of aloo tikki chaat.Proof? Well, the US-based blogger just got back from his trip to India and shared that he had been “dreaming of the Aloo Tikki Chaat since the second I left the street food cart when I ate it in India”. So, he decided to make some at home and was kin...

3Feb

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Watch: Bill Gates Makes Roti From Scratch, Delights Indian Foodies

American businessman and philanthropist Bill Gates recently surprised the internet as he turned chef! In a video shared by popular blogger Eitan Bernath, he was seen cooking roti from scratch in true Indian style. "Bill Gates and I had a blast making Indian Roti together," wrote the blogger in the post. "I just got back from Bihar, India where I met wheat farmers whose yields have been increased thanks to new early sowing technologies and women from "Didi Ki Rasoi" canteens who shared their expertise in making Roti," he added The minute-long clip has already received 173k views. Take a look:.@BillGates and I had a blast making Indian Roti together. I just got back from Bihar, India where I met wheat farmers whose yields have been increased thanks to new early sowing technologies and wom...

21Jan

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Watch: US Blogger Makes Litti Chokha In Bihar, Foodies Are Impressed

Litti chokha represents rich Bihari cuisine. It is a wholesome and flavoursome dish that has garnered significant popularity for its distinct taste and unique preparation. From the streets of Bihar, this dish has made it to the menus of popular restaurants and eateries in India as well as abroad. A plate of ghee-soaked littis served with lip-smacking chokha and green chillies is the absolute way to satiate your cravings. When litti chokha is on the dinner table, you are likely to feast just on them and forget every other food offered.With its amazing flavours, litti chokha has captivated not only Indians but even international celebrity chefs. Recently, American celebrity chef Eitan Bernath visited a ‘Didi Ki Rasoi' in Patna, Bihar, where he cooked and relished some litti chokha and lea...