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    Karan Johar does not drink black coffee. He reveals what's inside his mug on Koffee With Karan.

  • Singhara Atta vs Kuttu Atta: Which Keeps You Full For Longer?

    Both flours are popular vrat staples, but their nutritional profiles differ. Here's what research says about which one may help keep hunger at bay for longer.

  • 3 Different Ways To Make Kala Chana For Ashtami Bhog

    The satvik kala chana prepared during Maha Ashtami and Navami can also be transformed into a variety of delicious dishes.

  • Heading To A Durga Puja Pandal? Don't Miss These 8 Iconic Bengali Dishes

    Food plays a central role in the festivities, especially the traditional bhog offered to Goddess Durga. It also brings people together, with many eagerly waiting to enjoy the festive delicacies served at ...

  • Why Does Sabudana Khichdi Turn Mushy? I Tried 4 Methods And One Worked Best

    My sabudana khichdi would often turn into a sticky, clumpy mess instead of the soft, separate pearls I wanted. So I tried four different methods to figure out how to get it ...

  • Durga Puja In Delhi? Head To These 8 CR Park Restaurants For Bengali Food

    From fish curries and kosha mangsho to crispy cutlets and Kolkata-style snacks, these CR Park restaurants are worth adding to your Durga Puja food trail.

  • What Is Bhakosa? The Traditional Kanpur Snack Made With Stuffed Lentils

    Bhakosa is a crispy, flavour-packed snack that showcases the rich culinary heritage of Kanpur.

  • Rameshwaram Cafe's Dosa Wrap Is Giving Airport Sandwiches Tough Competition

    The idea is simple: take a much-loved South Indian staple and make it convenient for people rushing to catch a flight.

  • NDTV World Summit 2026: Meet Vir Sanghvi, The Food Critic Who Chronicled India's Culinary Transformation

    Vir Sanghvi has spent decades documenting India's changing culinary scene and has earned a reputation as one of the country's most respected food critics.

  • Struggling To Make Kuttu Rotis? Try This Easy Trick For Soft, Puffed-Up Results

    Kuttu flour is gluten free making roti dough crumbly and difficult to roll, but adding boiled potatoes helps bind it for soft rotis.

  • Is Your Iron Tawa Turning Black? Try This Easy Cleaning Hack

    Without proper cleaning, grease can settle around the edges and turn into a thick, sticky layer.

  • Make Soft Aloo Kulcha On Tawa Without Yeast, No Tandoor Or Oven Needed

    Learn to make soft and fluffy aloo kulcha at home without a tandoor, oven, or yeast using simple ingredients like maida, curd, and baking powder.

  • How To Stay Healthy And Energised During The Nine Days Of Navratri

    Keeping yourself hydrated is one of the most important parts of fasting. A lack of fluids can lead to dizziness, headaches and weakness.

  • Stay Full And Energised During Navratri With This Beetroot-Makhana Raita

    Beetroot adds natural sweetness and colour, while makhana lends a light crunch and helps make the dish more filling.

  • Give Your Golgappas A Spicy Twist With This Easy Chaat Recipe

    Unlike regular golgappas, this version combines the freshness of herbs with the hearty texture of potatoes and black chickpeas.

  • 2 Simple Ways To Knead Dough Without Using Your Hands

    Whether you are in a hurry, have long nails, or simply want a quicker way to prepare dough, there are a couple of easy alternatives.

  • How Two Bihar Friends Built A Makhana Business Earning Rs 1.5 Crore A Month

    Syed Faraz and Shishir Shubham founded Shhe Foods in 2021. Today, the company works with 300+ farmers, supplies over 41 brands and exports makhana to international markets.

  • What Is Kumror Chokka? Here's Why This Traditional Bengali Dish Is So Popular

    The name comes from two Bengali words: kumror, meaning pumpkin, and chokka, which refers to a particular style of preparing and cutting vegetables.

  • How To Tell If Capsicum Has Gone Bad And The Best Way To Store It

    Using stale capsicum in your cooking means missing out on the crisp texture and freshness that make it so appealing.

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