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Tag: Indian food
Go peanuts at Basavanagudi Kadalekayi Parishe
Welcoming the first yield of the groundnut crop with this 480-year old festival
Discovering the real Mylari Dosa in Mysuru
Having the Mylari dosa where it was invented
Cold Brewing the Darjeeling First Flush
Try cold brewing the Darjeeling first flush for a new experience
Experiencing the Darjeeling First Flush Black Tea
Spring in a cup from Selim Hill Tea Collective, Darjeeling
Nerding over a plate of Khandvi
One of the trickiest dishes in Gujarati cuisine has lots of science in it
Panichu – a Unique Gujarati Mango Pickle
A mango pickle made by fermenting baby mangoes in its own juices
What is Kalpasi?
If there was an award for the most mysterious spice, Kalpasi would win it
What are ice apples?
Those translucent sweet-ish fruits sure pack a punch
Do Fox Nuts come from foxes or lotuses?
Let’s talk about one of Goddess Laxmi’s favorite foods
A childhood among Malay Gooseberries
Smaller cousins of the amla, these star gooseberries were everybody’s partner-in-crime
Memories with fennel seeds
Plucking fennel seeds straight off the stalks and relishing them is fun!
Memories of a lazy lunch at Millets of Mewar
Been a while i dined here, but I remember every minute of it
Daulat ki Chaat
It is that time of the year again when this melt-in-the-mouth dessert makes its annual comeback
Indian alternatives to international ingredients
Helpful easy substitutes for popular international ingredients
My favorite desserts from Uttarakhand
Six traditional sweet treats from the Land of Gods that you must try
Desi Indian cakes that are close to our heart
Cakes could be a Western innovation, but India has its own desi cakes with their own history, legacy & unique flavors
Celebrating Rishi Panchami with Rushi chi Bhaji
Learn about this traditional sattvik dish prepared on the day after Ganesh Chaturthi
The Himalayan Hisalu Berries
Try the juicy Himalayan Golden Raspberries or Hisalu berries
Did Draupadi invent pani-puri?
Can’t live without pani puri, can we? Why should we?