Avantika Bhuyan
The uniquely spicy flavours of Mudaliar food are in danger of being lost to future generations. Thankfully, some cuisine conservationists are at hand
A mother’s blog on inventive enticements for picky children is making waves globally.
“Many people who have eaten Sanjeev Kapoor’s food aren’t impressed. But the man can rake in TRPs and sell books.”
World cuisine may take you places. But reminders of the past and our own nativity lie in foods which are sadly being fast forgotten.
Foodie-philosopher Anthony Bourdain spares no barbs in mortifying all enemies of good food.
Turkey isn’t for the weak-hearted. Much like the overwhelming flavours of its food, you must have a taste for adventure to discover the soul of the country.
Move beyond vegetarian and non-vegetarian food. Start thinking of ethical and unethical food.
Elephants need to eat for 18 hours a day. Large dinosaurs would need to have eaten for 30 hours a day. How then did they manage to get so big?
The saga of India’s favourite dhaba began with a small tea shop in Chandigarh owned by a refugee. Simmering with the earthen taste of authentic Punjabi food, the little tea shop served homesick bachelors lunch and memories of home.
Government schemes and ration cards notwithstanding, even subsidised food is a luxury that many can’t afford.