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Sunday, November 8, 2009

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Eggsciting recipes

Akuri means egg curry in its most basic sense. It is like dhansak and patra ni machi, considered to be a pan-Indian favourite.
November 6, 2009

The perfect marinade

This form of cooking has myriad benefits, principally that you use the minimal amount of oil or fat in the cooking process.
October 23, 2009

Best butter chicken ever?

Passion is a rare commodity, and I was taken by surprise in a meeting with a man with the delightful name of Iran Bharat Saksena.
October 9, 2009

Tastes and trends

I think the Basa has a great future if it is marketed well, it may well be the Black Cod or Chilean Sea bass of the future.
September 25, 2009

Italian delights

In Italian terminology it is termed the “fifth quarter”, those parts of the beast when all the prime cuts have been removed, including the liver and kidneys.
September 11, 2009

Fishing for the best

If you go to the fish markets such as Sassoon Docks, you will be surprised by the variety of seafood available.
August 28, 2009

Tea as it should be

Clotted cream was introduced by the Phoenicians to Cornwall 2000 years ago when they came to buy tin.
August 7, 2009

Sandwich spreads

Sandwiches have a universal appeal, the convenience of something tasty between two slices of bread, a roll or baguette is appealing to most people.
July 24, 2009

Edible traditions

Political integration brings with it a kind of cultural integration — chicken tikka masala may be relished in Chennai and idli dosa likewise in Ludhiana.
July 10, 2009

Organic, not fertilised

The food, particularly the vegetables had an indefinable sense of authenticity, giving me the feeling that what I was eating was the real thing.
June 26, 2009

Viennese waltz

Only last week I was basking in the dappled sunlight in a quiet tree lined street in Vienna having lunch at a restaurant renowned for its Tafelspitz.
June 12, 2009

Passing the Japanese test

With Japanese cuisine comes an elaborate protocol and etiquette. You can use your fingers to eat sushi, but not sashimi
May 29, 2009

The dynastic sheen in politics

Whilst most people heaved a sigh of relief, she was acutely disturbed by the prospect of what she called dynastic rule, particularly the triumph of Rahul Gandhi.
May 27, 2009
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