Viral: This Influencer's First Taste Of Homemade Indian Food Leaves Her "Obsessed"
Ava Lee, known for her beauty and skincare-related content, has now become a fan of Indian flavours after being introduced to a truly authentic meal
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A New York-based influencer has shared her newfound love for homemade Indian cuisine, revealing that she's been left utterly blown away. Ava Lee, known for her beauty and skincare-related content, has now become a fan of Indian flavours after being introduced to a truly authentic meal, and her reaction is one to remember. In her latest video uploaded to Instagram, Ava writes in the caption, “I am actually crying over homemade Indian food, you guys. How do I order / where can I get more dosas?!?! Wow.” In the video, she recounts the special moment when her Indian friend's wife prepared a meal for her, which included homemade samosas, and dosas – a dish she had never tasted before.
She explains, “I love Indian food, but I've never had homemade Indian food from scratch, and my Indian friend's wife was so grateful for all the beauty products that I gave her, she literally made me an Indian meal like homemade samosas, which I just had one. It was the best thing ever. And I've never had this dish before, but she made me like so many and all of these packs with different kinds of sauces, like there's so many different sauces I can eat with.” She was referring to dosas - the classic South Indian delicacy.
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She shared her amazement at the dish, asking her followers for help in identifying it. “Please tell me what this is inside, kind of looks like this with potato, onion, like really good spices, but I don't know what this is. It's like a little pancake situation. I'm obsessed,” she says, clearly excited by the flavours and textures. Take a look here:
With a rating of "10 out of 10," Ava's review of her first taste of homemade Indian food has certainly caught the attention of her Indian followers.
A user commented under her post, “It's a Masala Dosa...but each restaurant makes different versions of them, thicker thinner crispy non-crispy, it's way under-appreciated, next time you go to an Indian restaurant asks for it...it's a South Indian food so it's best if you get it from a South Indian restaurant.”
Another wrote, “Masala dosa. And next time go to her home and eat it fresh off the pan. Life changing.”
A person said that it was a “benne dosa” instead. “It's more of a set dosa. Masala dosa is usually really thin and crispy. This is more of a Bangalorean style benne dosa or set dosa.”
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