It's early in the morning and everyone in the house has already taken a bath. A month long house-cleaning spree is over. You can still smell the new paint, and feel happy that all...
Though known as the 'festival of lights', Diwali is more synonymous with scrumptious sweets and delicacies like ladoos, halwas, mithai, cashews, almonds and so on, that seemingly...
The easier Atkins
The Dukan Diet gained in prom
nence when it was credite
with Kate Middleton's svelt
figure. The diet, launched i
France and hailed as the “eas
er Atkins”, promises...
Why the bunny is perfect for your tummy
A minimalistic cooking style coupled with the copious use of fresh fish, lean meat, herbs, vegetables and olive oil has given Mediterranean...
Getting sticky with it
The cinnamon bun is perfect for holiday baking but there are simpler variations that can be tried anytime
It's an early holiday morning. Sleepy-eyed, you sneak...
Modaks can be given a twist by stuffing them with crushed sweetened sesame seeds or chocochips; fruit crisps can be made more appealing with icecream or custard, and carrot or...
Rum
Rum is believed to have existed
thousands of years prior in the
form of brum, a drink made by
the Malay people. In the 14th
century. The development of
the rum industry hosted...
Ireland: worth the weight
On a recent trip to Ireland, Colleen Braganza discovers an artisanal food movement that serves up some outstanding though calorie-laden food
So, you're...
Sip, don't shoot
The idea of tequila shots used to intimidate me. Then, at a nightclub many years back, I downed six. Still standing, I realised tequila is a misunderstood drink....
Simply Spanish
On Spain's National Day last week, tucked into a simple and naturally flavourful meal
Spanish omelette
At a buffet to mark the Spanish National Day at The Leela...
A toast to tapas
A Spanish chef gives the lowdown on making these bite-sized starters
The Festival of Spain instantaneously conjures up a messy image of red, tomato-pulp stained...
Beeting a new path
Beetroot, botanically-known as
Beta vulgaris, evolved from
wild sea beet, which is a native
of coastlines from India to
Britain. Sea beet was first domesticated
in...
A Gujarati Brahmin who experiments with crocodile meat
He has an affinity for dal, roti and sabzi at home, but Sharman Joshi is up for all sorts of non-vegetarian food when he travels,...
How about golgappas stuffed with shrimp?
Or a litchi phirni? Food writer Monica Bhide talks to about her love for playing around with Indian flavours
Monica Bhide was among those...
Tomatoes
Tomatoes are a rich source of phytonutrients;
the most beneficial being lycopene.
It lowers the risk of lipid peroxidation,
wherein fat components in cell get damaged
by...
EAT THIS
It would be an understatement to say that the Nagas love meat. Sure, they love your regular (and boring) pork, beef and chicken, but they also have a weakness for snakes,...