The range of Indian delicacies has impressed many from the world over. And, English-Australian chef and restaurateur Gary Mehigan is the most recent one to fall in love with the lip-smacking delicacies our nation has to supply. The former Masterchef Australia choose is at present in Madurai, and isn’t lacking an opportunity to discover the native delicacies. In an Instagram video, Gary walked us via his indulgences and even gave a shout-out to the eateries. To begin with, the primary snack he devoured down was the Special Ravai Dosai (semolina pancake) at Meenakshi Bhavan, which, based on the chef was “crisp and wonderful, simply torn into chunks and dipped in the chutneys…yum!”
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Next, he visited a bit meals cart close to Sarabeswarar Temple, which was a “great recommendation.” Gary, within the lengthy caption, defined that Mullu Murungai Vadai are a “fritter or maybe more like a poori made from rice and murungai leaves which give them there wonderful vibrant green colour.” They are sprinkled with pepper and chilli podi (powder). The chef calls Mullu Murungai Vadai “very addictive.”  He said that the “raagi or semolina Vadai had been candy and crisp and had little items of soppy onion all through. Milagu or pepper Vadai topped off the savoury snacking.”

His snack spree concluded with “a Kesari Boli – a soft flour dough filled with sweet kesari which is made of sugar, semolina, cashews, spices and a little orange colour.” Take a glance:
 

Hold on, in one other Instagram video, Gary gave us a glimpse of his remaining meals shenanigans. After the ragi dosai and Vadai, Gary and his pal stopped at Krishnan Mess, Theppakulam and smashed via Kola Urundai (Mutton meatball). “Yes I thought he said spleen ball…! I still would have eaten it, just to try something new. Apparently, they have a speciality of spleen but it wasn’t available…,” the chef added. 
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Next, he relished superbly crisp and fluffy parotta, nalli chops (goat thigh curry, Nenju Chops (goat ribs) after which a really tasty Kudal Varuval (goat gut). Furthermore, the chef said, “For those that are feeling a little and wondering….there was no smell or anything funky that might put you off..! Eaten with a big fluffy piece of parotta they were really good. Nose to tail people….no skinless chicken breast wrapped in plastic here.”
 

That’s fairly a healthful indulgence. What do you suppose? 
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