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KASHMIRI CUISINES BEYOND THE STEREOTYPES
Sabrina Suri I was born in Kashmir, bought up in Delhi. My dad was from Punjab (early in Lahore) and my mom is a Kashmiri Muslim. So I have grown with a plethora of cuisine ,tradition and culture. Both my maternal and paternal families believed in treating our guests as Gods blessings.I have grown up …
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Kathiwada City House Evolves into a New Multi-Laye...
Kathiwada City House blends Art and Fine Dining Kathiwada City House in Worli redefines itself as a cultural landmark under Digvijay Singh Kathiwada, blending heritage with contemporary culture, marking a new chapter in its storied legacy. Kathiwada City House is a heritage Art Deco townhouse in Mumbai’s Worli, built in the early 1940s by renowned art patron …
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Vegetarian Recipes of the Arab World
Nawal Nasrallah Nawal Nasrallah is an award-winning food writer, food historian, English literature scholar, and translator from Arabic into English. While Iraq inevitably shares many similarities with the rest of the west Asian culinary traditions on account of the similarities of the basic ingredients available in the region, such as rice, lamb, wheat, beans like chickpeas and lentils …
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Not an ordinary piece of cake!
Dhvani Hindocha, Have you ever paused before blowing a candle on your birthday cake and asked why? Celebrating a birthday, anniversary or any occasion is now incomplete without a cake. Every small or big event is always accompanied by a cake, more specifically a theme cake nowadays. You will often see extravagant sugar or chocolate …
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90 year anniversary of Rentio Toor Dal
Mangaldas Chokhawala decided to start the Toor Dal manufacturing plant at Navapur in Maharashtra, near the Gujarat border. This was an area producing desi toor dal. The unit was started in 1935. South Gujarat was the hotbed of the freedom struggle with the Bardoli Satyagraha and Dandi March. It was a unanimous decision that ‘RENTIO’ …
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The Culinary Heritage Awards was a grand show at Khadhya Khurak – Food of India. Film personalities Hitu Kanodia and Mona Thiba with music celebrity Arvind Vegda Arvind Vegda lent a theatrical touch to the ceremony as the guests of honour. Monita Bakers was the gifting partner for the event. The awards were judged by …
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Thendup Tashi and Pema run Yangsum Heritage Farm in West Sikkim. The property is one of the best places to try the local food of Sikkim. Our home was built by our ancestors and later remodelled by our grandfather during the 1960s. Farming here has been an ancestral profession from decades. Over the period of …
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A CULINARY HERITAGE EXPERIENCE
Jhargram is the golden treasury of tribal culture and cuisine. It is the land of many dances, fairs and festivals. This is also a district known for heritage buildings like palatial houses and temples. Jhargram Palace is a heritage hotel opened by Shri Shivendra Bijoy Malla Deb (Raja Saheb Jhargram). He has restored the palace, …
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KOLHAPUR’S HERITAGE RESTAURANT
Anil Mulchandani pics Dinesh Shukla More than 75 years old, Padma Guest House in Kolhapur created a Kolhapuri Thali that helped popularize Kolhapuri cuisine commercially. This eatery launched in the year of India’s independence is not only thriving today but its owners are now taking the cuisine forward. The story started with the …
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Goa’s heartland or midlands, between the Western Ghats and the Arabian Sea, provide a suitable environment for the growing of spices, cashew and fruits. Today, some of these spice gardens are open for visitors, who can join a tour of the plantation with the staff followed by Goan farmer’s lunch and a visit to an …
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A Chocolatier with a national cause
A Chocolatier with a national cause Viviane Kouame decided cocoa would be a part of her life, and in 2021 she set up her own company, Chocovi, to make and sell chocolate. She us now a face of Ivorian chocolate. Ivory Coast is the world’s top producer of cocoa beans, but the vast majority are …
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US PRESIDENTIAL CULINARY MUSEUM
Video You can enjoy this episode on President Trump’s golden egg, fave cookies, and chocolate https://youtu.be/euLnqYXP6wE?si=HNVYwZmWL7lUr9_I Former White House Chef, Chef Martin Mongiello is a story weaver intoxicating his audiences by stage and television across the world. A mesmerizing speaker, he’s published nine books, 200+ papers and given over 100 speeches and keynotes in Europe, …
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From 1992, I have written extensively about the food and hospitality industry. The Food Service Sector has always impressed me with the kind of employment it generates at all levels from semi-skilled workers to professionals.
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