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Goa is one of India’s most visited tourist attractions. It has tourists visiting it all over the year.

There is no particular season to visit Goa. Goa is famous primarily for its beaches.

It is also famous for its temple and also its exceptional cuisine. The Goan cuisine exhibits phenomenal cuisine that is the result of the merging of the Portuguese culture to the existing native culture.

The cuisine of Goa is synonymous with fish, curry, feni and rice.

This is because the basic food of the Goans is rice, fish and curry. Apart from these, the Goan cuisine is laden with other mouth watering dishes.

Cuisine blend

Goan cuisine is nothing less than a treasure chest filled with to the brim with tastes and flavors that characterizes its culinary perfection. The long imperialism of the Portuguese and also the Hindu and Muslim kingdoms has left behind their marks on the ever vibrant cuisine of Goa. This has resulted in the formation of the large range of food items that is present in Goa. Most of the dishes of Goa include the sea food such as fish, oysters as they are easily available. The other foods are also moderately available in Goa. This combination bestows a heavenly meal even for an average person residing in Goa.

Distinctness of food

Tourists and even regular visitors adore Goan cuisine and enjoy this distinct food style that has a distinctive lend of spicy flavors. Goans value food with equal importance like his regular siesta. Seafood has a place in the regular meal. They take fried fish to alien blends such as ambot-tik. Sea food is not taken only on very special religious observance, which is almost very rare. The Goans cook their regular food also with great pleasure. Though, the urban areas have switched over to contemporary conveniences, yet the rural areas exhibit traditional style of cooking on firewood and clay pots. This enhances the flavor of the food besides the value.

Variety of food

Goa offers an extensive range of food such as sausages, prawns, chicken, beef and plentiful vegetarian dishes. Goa cuisine gratifies even the most fastidious gourmet appetites. They have some splendid delicacies such as Sorpotel and Prawn balchao that are today prominent all around the universe. Seafood such as lobsters, prawns, pomfrets, crabs, ladyfish, clams, oysters and mussels are widely used in as curries, soups, fries and pickles.

Here, in Goa you cannot find any significant influence of Portuguese. However, all the Christian food is an influence of not only Portuguese but also has an impact of overseas colonies. Goan food specialty is its simplicity and mostly all the types of food are hot, pungent and spicy. All their food items are made of rice, coconut and fish. Their method of cooking produces exotic flavor and a healthy appetite.


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