Food

Indian homes are the places where a guest is treated with sumptuous food as a gesture of love and respect. No matter whatever may be the financial status of an Indian family, a guest is not allowed to leave a house unless his/her stomach is filled with some kind of nutritious delectable fares. Even if...

Sweets are the stress busters of life. The ultimate comfort food, the endlessly craving delicacies all tend to lead us towards something exquisitely sweet. Here are 32 mouth watering sweets from different states in India for you to relish on your next craving sojourn! #1 Balushahi (Bihar) The desi lookalike of those much loved American...

Peruvians swear that this spicy, fried piece of dough originated in their country…though there are other contenders too like the Spanish or the Chileans who claim with similar passion that this dessert is theirs!!! Whatever maybe the origin of this sweet, fried rounds of dough resembling and tasting as good as the good ole American...

For every Indian who has lived in the eighties, Russia is love without any doubts…the love – love relationship between the two countries is one of a friendship with different genres…the most talked about being at the political level which percolated down the ranks to culture, literature, sports, films, economics and also the Russian circuses...

Chatna in Indian parlance translates “to lick” with a pluckering of the tongue while tasting something tangy and spicy…the so called origin of the word “chatni” which turned into the anglicised “chutney” with the coming and going of the British to our sub continent. The original Indian “chatni” was a mixture of uncooked fruits and...

Brunch…a term said to be coined in the year 1895 in Britain to explain a Sunday midday meal…a combination of breakfast and lunch. The word first appeared in an article written by Guy Beringer in the “Hunters Weekly” where he writes that “ brunch is cheerful, sociable and inciting…it puts you in a good temper..and...