Dec 11, 2023
By: Katya Naidu & Ayush Mehrotra
Few attempt a new dish without searching for recipes first. In 2023, it looks as if Indians tried to make everything — from cocktails to prasads to pudding. Here are the Google recipe search trends.
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The most searched recipe involves the king of fruits, Mango. Surprisingly, the searches peaked in November. Are they really making it or watching it?
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The spring break drink seems to be on everyone’s mind this year. The search for this recipe peaked in November.
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The recipe made of five foods is offered as abhishek (a ritual) during Mahashivaratri – is the third most searched recipe in 2023.
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This is a pickle too, but with a twist. The Japanese recipe includes cabbage, carrots, kosher salt, red chilies, and salt of course.
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Guess people are hitting up the Internet for festival cooking. This Indian sweet made during Diwali is the sixth most searched recipe.
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The Tamil dish is made of rice, moong daal and jaggery is also prepared as an offering to god.
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The Andhra concoction of all tastes – sweet, bitter, sour etc, is made during the Telugu New Year.
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Kolukattai is nothing but Modak, which is made of flour, jaggery and coconut and served during Ganesh festival.
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It’s famous all over the year, but this recipe search also peaked in November indicating a Diwali cooking spree.
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