#customs
Arisa Pitha from Orissa
Debidutta says that the toughest of all pithas is the Arisa Pitha.
Debidutta says that the toughest of all pithas is the Arisa Pitha.
Ishwarya fondly remembers her father on Bhogi by cooking his specialty dish.
Maya, an amazing cook from UP, shares her Amma’s recipe of Bakheer/Rasiaav. for Sankranti.
Pallavi from Odisha shares her favorite Pitha recipe while Mrinalinee Patra tells us how to make Makara Chaula
Lalitha reminisces about her grandmother’s Pongal recipes
The Gastronomad revisits her childhood and shares her memories of her grandmother. Chitol Pithe takes us through a nostalgic journey down the memory lane.
Come winter and its time to get merry. Bake a cake and usher in the festivities of Christmas.
From my recipe book, here is a special dish from my mother. Yes, you guessed it right – the afore-mentioned Ghugni!
Easy snacks for our little ones, that will bring smiles in those cute faces.
Born in the royal kitchens of Rajasthan, Junglee Maas was apparently a favourite of the Maharaj of Sailana. Why ‘Junglee’ Maas though? Because this dish was cooked with meat caught during shikaars. Game meat such as wild boar, deer, etc, were most often used to cook up a rustic dish right within the jungles.
