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Chef Rakesh Raghunathan traces South India beyond idli and dosa
Updated On: 24 March, 2019 08:56 AM IST | Mumbai | Kasturi Gadge
On his new television show, Dakshin Diaries, chef Rakesh Raghunathan eat-pray-loves his way through south India

Vatha kuzhambu, a gravy cooked in tamarind water
To unearth centuries-old recipes, chef Rakesh Raghunathan entered centuries-old temples. On Living Foodz's new television show, Dakshin Diaries, Raghunathan explores the food, cultures and people of three southern states: Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Karnataka, by first exploring the food of the gods.
He says, "Through this show, we have explored the traditional temple prasadams, the contemporary temple prasadams and what its future will look like. We have conceptualised Dakshin Diaries in a way that it highlights the difference between how viewers have known the southern states until now and how that perception will change through this show."
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