I hardly watch any program on the television. But recently I came to know about a, uh, uh, new program which is telecasted on Epic channel, which is also a kind of new channel. And it is related to roiance group, that channel. Uh, telecaster. Uh, um, mostly the show shooted in the, uh, India and related to their cultures and traditions. Uh, one such show is Rajaroanya kahhanya. It is an hour long show which is Ceica set, uh, every day at a 06:00 p.m. in the evening. So it is, uh, uh, convenient, uh, whoever want to watch, they can watch because most of the time in the evenings, everyone is free. Actually, the programmer is about the, uh, different cuisines of the indian state. Uh, how the ingredients, um, grow in the India or some of the ingredients that are brought from, um, outer countries to India in the ancient times. How the dishes were made and how they are connected to the royalty. And how the uh, each dish are prepared differently in the royal cuisine from the uh, indian homes. One such is example, uh, is Gujaratik. Uh, one such episode, telecaster is on gujarati cuisine. They went to a famous restaurant called Chapanbo in which there are 50 uh, six type of uh, dishes given in a round big thi such as the kadi kiti, then, uh, puri, etc. How they are, Mamiko can.
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I don't watch a lot of TV, but recently I discovered a new program on Epic channel, which is a relatively new channel itself. It's focused on Indian culture and traditions, and one of their shows is called 'Rajaroanya Kahhanya'. It's an hour-long show that airs every day at 6:00 PM, which is convenient because most people are free in the evenings. The show explores the diverse cuisines of different Indian states. It delves into how ingredients are grown in India, or how some were imported from other countries in ancient times. It also explains how dishes were prepared and how they connect to royalty. The show highlights the differences between royal cuisine and how dishes are prepared in ordinary Indian homes. One episode, for example, focused on Gujarati cuisine. They visited a famous restaurant called 'Chapan Bhog' which serves 56 different dishes on a large round platter, including 'kadi khati', 'puri', and many others. The show explains how these dishes are made and the history behind them.
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