Capsicum: The Colourful Stranger Who Found a Home in South Indian Cuisine
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Capsicum: The Colourful Stranger Who Found a Home in South Indian Cuisine


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Once a foreign ingredient associated with Continental cuisine, capsicum has successfully integrated into Indian kitchens through creative culinary adaptations. By blending its unique crunch and sweetness with local spices in dishes like pachadi and curries, it has transformed from a newcomer into a beloved South Indian staple.
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