As gorgeous and beautiful as Kashmir is, there is something equally appealing about its food. We love to enjoy that rich dum aloo, yakhni, Kashmiri biryani etc. There is something so delicious in every dish that we cannot find enough! And it looks like Anupam Kher also has a soft corner for a delicious Kashmiri feast. Anupam Kher is a huge fan of Indian food, as you probably know, if you follow him on social media. Wherever he goes, he should share his culinary adventures with his 4.6 million Instagram followers. The actor is constantly talking about Indian food, whether he is in India or traveling abroad. For those who don’t know, Anupam Kher is from Kashmir, and dishes from his hometown regularly appear on the actor’s daily home-cooked menu. Recently, when Anupam Kher was filming, he took time out and attended a Kashmiri party.
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Sharing a video on his Instagram, Anupam Kher showed us his meal. On the table you can find steamed rice, chicken curry, lamb curry, dum aloo, raita, chutney, some french fries, and much more. In the video, the actor can be heard saying, “Kashmiri food after a long time.” He then proceeds to thank everyone who made this dish for him. Even in his story, he mentions, “Thank you Deepak Dhar and family! #Kashmirifood.” Check out his story here:
As we said earlier, Anupam Kher is a foodie and often shares his culinary adventures; It seems that the actor is particularly fond of Kashmiri cuisine. In one of his earlier videos, he is again gobbling up a bunch of Kashmiri dishes. There are six delicacies on the dining table. We saw a variety of vegetarian and non-vegetarian curries, including Matz (Kashmiri mutton kofta) and steamed rice, along with dum aloo, gold bars, palak and rogan josh. You can read all about it here.
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As the actor repeatedly shares his food diary with fans, we can’t wait to see what happens next on his dining table. What do you think of it? Let us know in the comments below!
