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- 2. PUNJABI CUISINE • Introduction • Geography and climate • Cultural heritage • Religion • Communication • Important festivals • Dresses of Punjab • Art and craft • Literature of Punjabwww.indianchefrecipe.com
- 3. INTRODUCTION TO PUNJABI CULTURE • One of the oldest in world history • Word ‘Punjab’ is derived from Persian words ‘Panj’ and ‘Ab’ • Its main areas are: Punjabi philosophy, poetry, spirituality, education, artistry, music cuisine, traditions, values and history www.indianchefrecipe.com
- 4. GEOGRAPHY AND CLIMATE • Situated in North-eastern part of India • Climate is determined by extreme hot and cold conditions • Three main seasons: summer, rainy and winter • Two transitional seasons: post monsoon and post winter season www.indianchefrecipe.com
- 5. CULTURAL HERITAGE • An advanced urban culture that flourished over 8000 years ago • Its cities were known as ‘Mohenjodaro’ • Harappa- refer Punjabi culture as the INDUS VALLEY CIVILIZATION • Punjabi culture dates back to 7000-20,000 BC • 15th century- Shri Guru Nanak Dev ji founded Sikh religion • 19th century- British rule, several Punjabi freedom fighters • In 1947- at the end of British rule, the Punjab was split between India and Pakistan www.indianchefrecipe.com
- 6. RELIGION • Most of people in Punjab belongs to Sikh religion (60%) • 37% - Hinduism, and 3% - Islam, Buddhism, Christianity, Jainism • There are five Takhts (Temporal Seats) of Sikhism, three are in Punjab • The holiest of Sikh shrines- Shri Harmandir Sahib ji (or Golden Temple) is located in the holy city of Amritsar • During major holidays on Sikh calendar, such as Guruparv, Sikh gather and march virtually through towns and cities. www.indianchefrecipe.com
- 7. COMMUNICATION • This include verbal and non-verbal elements and different style • ‘Punjabi’ is the most spoken language • It is dominant in key institutions, such as business, agriculture, industry, government and police www.indianchefrecipe.com
- 8. IMPORTANT FESTIVALS • Diwali • Holi • Lohri • Basant, Baisakhi www.indianchefrecipe.com
- 9. DRESSES OF PUNJAB • Men wear kurta pajama • Sikh men wear turban too • Women wear Salwaarkameez • Phulkari adds to traditional costumes • www.indianchefrecipe.com
- 10. ART AND CRAFT • Two types: craft of rural areas and craft of urban area • Wood work skills • Gold and silver work • Weaving • Embroidery • Wood work www.indianchefrecipe.com
- 11. LITERATURE OF PUNJAB • Punjabi literature have deep meaning and different use of words • Large number of Punjabi works are translated into various languages • Waris Shah is best known for his seminal work- Heer-Ranja • Bulleh Shah was punjabisufi poet www.indianchefrecipe.com
- 12. INDIAN FOOD • Indian preparation encompasses a large sort of regional cuisines native to Asian nation. • these cuisines vary considerably from one another and use domestically on the market spices, herbs, meat, vegetables, and fruits. Indian food is additionally heavily influenced by non secular and cultural selections. • The development of those cuisines are formed by Hindu and Jain beliefs, and particularly by diet, that could be a growing dietary trend in Indian society. • Indian food preparation has been and remains evolving, as a results of the nation's cultural interactions with alternative societieswww.indianchefrecipe.com
- 13. PUNJABI FOOD • Punjabi food consist of ‘roti’ and ‘sabji’ • Famous is ‘Makki di roti’ and ‘saag’ • Punjabi spices consists of onion, garlic, ginger and corriander • Restaurant-style Punjabi cookery uses giant amounts of drawn butter, butter and cream • whereas home-cooked equivalents focus on whole wheat, rice, and different ingredients flavored with masala. • Stuffed parathas, samosas are queitfamous • Common sweets are barfi, gulaab-jamun and ras-malai www.indianchefrecipe.com