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**Title:** Food Tour in Hyderabad, India
**Summary:**
* Trevor James explores the food scene in Hyderabad, India, highlighting the city's strong Persian and Islamic influences.
* He tries various local dishes, including:
1. Street-side Buttermilk Curry Vada (Indian Fritter)
2. Masala Dosa (stuffed fermented crepe) from a roadside stall
3. Haleem (thick, flavorful stew made with goat meat, lentils, and spices) during Ramadan
4. Irani Tea and Moon Biscuit at a traditional bakery in the Old City (Charminar area)
5. Mutton Biryani at a local restaurant, which he praises for its explosion of flavors
* Throughout the tour, Trevor James appreciates the friendliness of the locals and the richness of Hyderabad's culinary offerings, encouraging viewers to subscribe for his next food adventure in Mumbai.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, excluding opinions, with each fact numbered and in short sentence form:
1. The narrator, Trevor James, is in Hyderabad, India.
2. Hyderabad has a strong Persian and Islamic influence throughout the city.
3. The city offers various food options, including tasty biryanis and Iranian chai.
4. The Old City in Hyderabad can be explored on foot, featuring deep markets with delicious food.
5. Trevor tried a street-side Buttermilk Curry Vada, an Indian Fritter loaded with fennel and spices.
6. The Buttermilk Curry Vada is a deep-fried fritter in a light curry broth with yogurt.
7. Masala Dosa is a popular street food in India, often found at roadside tiffin snack stalls.
8. Masala Dosa typically contains boiled potatoes seasoned with mustard seeds, garnished with grated coconut, coriander, and lemon juice.
9. Hyderabadi Haleem is a thick paste-like stew originating in Hyderabad, made with goat meat, lentils, and pounded wheat.
10. Hyderabadi Haleem is loaded with flavors from various spices and is typically consumed during Ramadan for its high energy value.
11. Charminar is a 400-year-old mosque in Hyderabad, surrounded by ancient alleyways and markets.
12. A famous bakery near Charminar uses a huge stone oven to bake a variety of goods, which are often enjoyed with Irani tea.
13. Trevor visited a downtown area in Hyderabad, which was built by a Sultan 400 years ago and showcases Irani influence and Persian trade.
14. Locals in the area frequently drink Irani tea, which tastes like sweet condensed milk with a hint of vanilla flavor.
15. "Moon Biscuit" is a famous, crunchy biscuit with a deep saffron flavor, often enjoyed with Irani tea.
16. Mutton Biryani is a popular dish in Hyderabad, with Trevor trying it at a local eatery.
17. The eatery serves a variety of dishes, including Pakistani Chicken special tea and Mutton Rogan Josh.
18. Trevor's next destination for trying local food is Mumbai.