Sometimes nothing hits the spot like a bowl full of comfort food. Pretty high on our list of comfort is Rice in it’s various forms. Whether as a pulao, a khichri, a quick dish of rice and Indonesian style beans, or a simple and delicious Daal Chawal. Here are 6 Rice Dishes we love and keep coming back to:
Here’s our festive range of delicious sweet and savory delights, to give to friends and family or to stock up for when you have visitors this festive season.
The Onam Sadhya seems like a representation of life on a Banana leaf, filled with different textures and flavours - sweet, salty, sour, bitter - all in one meal. Sadhya means feast in Malayalam and it literally is!
You haven’t really lived your monsoon until you have had khichuri, tele bhaja and chatni. A perfect balance of rice and pulses and salt, sugar and spices, Khichuri is an instant mood lifter.
The Bengali Aloor Dum is not just differently pronounced but it is a whole world away in terms of taste. Baby potatoes cooked to a perfect bite in a rich, thick base that is fragrant with whole and ground spices. We cleaned up every surface this delicious dish touched.
There must be hundreds of chutneys in India, thousands even. They could be sorted by seasons, region, ingredient, texture and on and on and on. Here are our favourites.
This carrot cake, absolutely stuffed full of wholesome ingredients like carrots, bananas, coconut and walnuts, is a perfect example. Every ingredient adds flavour and moisture, cinnamon and nutmeg bring a delicate warmth and the cake is a tender, hearty delight.
Looking for a last minute recipe this festive season? This quick and easy Coconut Barfi recipe will set you up perfectly for Diwali, Christmas or just about any occasion that calls for sweets.
Diwali isn’t just the festival of lights, it’s also a time for delicious food, sweets and eating with family and friends. Here’s our Diwali range of delicious sweet and savory delights, to give to friends and family or to stock up for when you have visitors this festive season.
Releasing this week is the eagerly awaited and much awarded film, Masaan, set in the city of Banaras or Varanasi as it is now known. Varun Grover (writer, stand up comic, lyricist on various films, and one of the main screenplay writers of Masaan) knows the city of Banaras in a way only those who’ve …
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