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Friday, February 6, 2026

India vs Africa: We Try Each Others Curry ⎹ Taste Wars


This video, "India vs Africa: We Try Each Others Curry | Taste Wars," features four contestants – Hemanth (0:14), Vidur (0:15), Uzoma (0:17), and Brandon (0:18) – who prepare and present their traditional curries. Two contestants represent India and two represent Africa, bringing their unique cultural interpretations of curry to a taste test.

Here's a breakdown of the participants and their dishes:

  • Hemanth's Chicken Curry (2:03-3:29): Hemanth, from Hyderabad, India, prepares a traditional chicken curry with rice and puri. Key ingredients include ginger garlic paste, star anise, garam masala, cumin, turmeric, and cloves. The judges praise its good flavor (4:15) and perfect seasoning (4:55), rating it highly (5:46).

  • Brandon's Red Tomato Curry (6:00-7:34): Brandon, from Ghana, Africa, presents a red tomato curry with chicken drumsticks and white rice. He uses chicken bullion, adobo, paprika, and a mix of two curry powders. The judges appreciate the tender chicken (8:21) and the authentic African taste (9:10), but some desire more spice (8:54).

  • Vidur's Butter Chicken (9:30-10:32): Vidur, from Jaipur, India, offers butter chicken with garlic naan and rice. His recipe includes onions, tomatoes, turmeric, cashews (special ingredient), and honey. The judges commend the presentation (10:36) and the creamy flavor (10:18), although some find it too sweet or milky (11:16).

  • Uzoma's Red Sauce Chicken (12:51-13:51): Uzoma, from Nigeria, Africa, brings white rice, fried plantain, and red sauce chicken. Her recipe emphasizes fresh and canned tomatoes, onions, curry powder, thyme, and bell pepper. The judges are impressed by the well-cooked plantains (14:22), tender chicken (14:57), and the perfect balance of flavors (15:37).

Ultimately, Uzoma's African red sauce chicken is declared the winner (16:37), with judges praising its balanced taste and traditional feel.

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