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Food & Drinks

  • The Original Protein: Why Sattu Deserves A Permanent Spot In Your Kitchen

    Sattu has historically been the food of choice for people doing hard physical work: farmers, construction workers, wrestlers, and long-distance travellers.

  • Traditional Rajasthani Mangodi Pulao: A Flavourful One-Pot Recipe

    Mangodi is a staple ingredient in Rajasthani cooking. It is made by soaking yellow moong dal, grinding it, mixing in spices, and shaping it into small round or oval pieces that are ...

  • Ice Apple (Tadgola): Why This Underrated Summer Fruit Deserves A Spot On Your Plate

    Every April and May, the palmyra palms along India's coastlines do what they have done for centuries: fruit quietly and abundantly.

  • Gujiya vs Chandrakala: What's The Difference Between These Festive Sweets

    Gujiya and chandrakala often get confused, but each sweet has its own traditional charm. Explore how their shapes, stuffing and cooking methods make them special in Indian festivals.

  • 5 Homemade Flavoured Butters That Will Elevate Your Morning Toast

    The five butters above cover the full range of what breakfast can be.

  • Should We Cook With The Lid On Or Off In A Microwave?

    Microwave Cooking Tips: Cooking with a lid in the microwave traps steam, ensuring even heat distribution, better nutrient retention, and improved food safety by reducing cold spots.

  • Sambhar With A Spicy Twist - These Kuzhambu Recipes From Tamil Nadu Will Win Your Heart

    Kuzhambu is a traditional Tamil gravy varying by region, often tangier and spicier than sambar, made with tamarind and can include vegetables, fish, or meat.

  • Golgappa Turns Gourmet, Why Indian Fine Dining Is Obsessed With Street Food Right Now

    Indian Street Foods: Indian street food was never humble. It was always extraordinary, and the cooks who made it knew it, even when no one was writing about them.

  • Cooking Tomato-Based Curries With This Surprise Ingredient Is A Game Changer

    A tiny amount of sugar can transform tomato-heavy curries by cutting sharpness, boosting flavour and improving their overall finish.

  • Enjoy Holi Guilt-Free With This Gujiya Made With Desi Khand

    This Holi, try Desi Khand Gujiya as a lighter alternative to traditional sweets, using less processed desi khand instead of refined sugar for a subtle, natural sweetness.

  • Celebrate Holi 2026 With This Homemade Thandai Masala Mix Better Than A Store-Bought One

    Making thandai masala mix from scratch is one of those cooking projects that feels special but isn't actually difficult.

  • 6 Foods The British Royal Family Loves To Eat

    Insights from former royal chefs and staff reveal that the family's preferences are surprisingly down-to-earth, offering a glimpse into what truly brings them comfort at the table.

  • How Banarasi Paan Became A Viral Hit Across India From The Lanes Of Varanasi

    Banarasi Paan: A tiny-folded leaf from Varanasi has grown into a pan-Indian obsession, thanks to its craft, flavour and timeless charm.

  • Cooking Bhindi With This Surprise Ingredient Can Give It The Perfect Texture

    There's a simple ingredient in your fridge that can make your next bhindi taste much better.

  • Holi 2025 Special Menus In Delhi: The Best Restaurants To Celebrate The Festival Of Colours With Great Food

    Holi food in Delhi is its own tradition: thandai, gujiya, dahi bhalla, puran poli, and the kind of festive cooking that takes days of preparation

  • A Rich One-Pot Hyderabadi Red Chicken Curry You Can Make With Little Effort

    Hyderabad is home to many bold and flavourful curries, and one of the most loved among them is the Hyderabadi Red Chicken Curry.

  • Which Indian City Is Famous For Its Legendary Kebabs?

    Curious about which Indian city is famous for its iconic kebabs? Uncover the flavors, history, and traditions behind India's kebab capital.

  • 5 Whisky Cocktails So Good, Your Guests Will Think You Hired A Bartender

    Whisky is a spirit that rewards curiosity. The five cocktails here each ask something slightly different of it.

  • World Protein Day 2026: 2 Vegetarian Foods That Surprisingly Have More Protein Than Chicken

    Do you think chicken has the highest protein content? Think again. Here are two vegetarian foods that contain even more protein than chicken.

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