How to Make Indian Food Videos
Ditch the fancy equipment! A smartphone, natural light, and your grandma’s secret spice mix are all you need. Keep it real and relatable.
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Hot take: Avoid overly complex recipes. Viewers love simple, quick-to-make dishes that still pack in flavor. Think dal, roti, or even a quick paneer tikka.
I recommend filming in a colorful kitchen; it makes the food look even more appetizing! Also, consider adding some traditional Indian music in the background for extra flair.
Start with popular and easy recipes like Butter Chicken or Chana Masala. Use a clear camera and good lighting to show each step. Don't forget to explain the spices and techniques—you'd be surprised how much that helps!
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