Indian food

Kesari Bath

Semolina cooked with ghee, sugar and saffron until it holds its shape: Karnataka's sweet breakfast. Ordered together with its salty twin, kharabath, the pair is called chow-chow bath.

How it's eaten

Order chow-chow bath and both arrive on one plate: sweet on one side, savoury on the other, eaten alternately.

Where to try it

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