The Dying Art of Indian Cooking: Losing Out on Age Old Recipes
If you are fond of food, India is literally a foodie’s paradise. But many dishes are dying with the communities that create them whether it the French cuisine at Puducherry, a colonial stronghold or the great Mughal recipes from the house of Lucknow and Awadh Nawabs. Consider the Moti Pulao laden with peas and rice grains as well as a plethora of rich ingredients and delicious spices such as nutmeg and cardamom. What makes it even more exotic is the varq that covers the rice grains,...
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