What’s cooking in India? These shows will tell you!

For those who don't just love to eat but also love to try out new recipes, cooking shows are beneficial and tempting. Learning new recipes by watching different cooking programs, making them at home and feeding the family members is undoubtedly satisfying. So to know some great recipes, let's take a look at some of the most popular 'Cooking Shows' in India.

KhanaKhazana: Sanjeev Kapoor

The cooking show was televised under India's most famous celebrity chef Sanjeev Kapoor. This cooking program had been aired for nineteen years, making it the longest-running Indian cooking show. Long before the internet came along, when there was no opportunity to learn new recipes by searching on Google or watching YouTube videos, Chef Sanjeev Kapoor taught our mothers and aunts all the delicious dishes straightforwardly, combining the traditional Indian cuisine with continental cuisine.

Turban Tadka: Harpal Singh

Undoubtedly, this is one of India's most lively cooking shows. Hosted by chef Harpal Singh, famous for his fun 'NamakShamak' line, this cooking show is an all-time 'mass favourite. Punjabi chef Harpal Singh Sokhi shares authentic lip-smacking Punjabi recipes very entertainingly. Chef Harpal reminds us of the taste of homemade cooking using the most readily available Indian ingredients.

Cook It Up: TarlaDalal

The presence and expertise of TarlaDalal, the magician of Indian cuisine, brought the popularity of this cooking show to the whole world. This legendary chef brought revolutionary innovation to Indian cuisine, mainly vegetarian. The chef regularly straightforwardly taught various delicious vegetarian recipes. TarlaDalal's simple and humorous personality was the main USP of this cooking show.

Master Chef India: New and Experienced chefs

New and next-generation chefs participate in this competitive cooking show. Famous culinary experts from India serve as judges in this event. Suppose a contestant is considered the best by judging their speciality and merit in culinary art. In that case, the aspiring talent will get honorary prize money and establish as a professional in the world of this culinary art. Currently, the program is broadcast in four more regional languages of India, including Hindi.

Mummy Ka Magic: Amrita Raichand

Beautiful chef Amrita Raichandis a saving grace for Indian mothers! Chef Amrita readily serves 'The Impossible' to feed the children healthy food. Amrita teaches in this cooking show how to make nutritious food delicious for children and do it stylishly and temptingly. Chef Amrita's impeccable hosting makes this trendy cooking event even more enjoyable.