What is the difference between north Indian and south Indian food?
The difference is due to the different types of crops and spices
grown in the region. For example, North Indians eat a lot of wheat
based breads like chapatis whereas, South Indians eat lot of rice.
North Indian dishes use garam masalas whereas South Indian foods
contain lot of coconut. This is a very generic differentiation.
There could be a lot of variations within each region in the South
and likewise in the North.
B. The difference between north Indian and south Indian food is
most of the dishes are made out of rice based ingredients, all the
dishes containes fresh cocount, masalas grinded freshely, still in
some houses grind masala manualy,
by using fresh ingredients the aroma of south Indian food is
diffrent, all the dishes containes fresh coconut, masalas fried
with onion and ginger and garlic
paste garnish with fresh coriander leaves, dishes are water
based, north Indian
dises suitable for roti, nan, kulcha, etc, south Indian dishes
suitable for rice, idly, dosa etc.,