South Indian cuisine is known for its diverse range of crispy, deep-fried snacks, and Dal Vada, also called Parippu Vada or Masala Vada, is one of the most loved. These golden-brown, crispy lentil ...

Appe, also known as Paniyaram, Paddu, Guliappa, or Kuzhi Paniyaram, is a popular South Indian snack made from fermented rice ...

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Before we discuss the light, flavorful Indian street food served at Mowgli's Tiffin in downtown St. Pete, we need to first explain the restaurant's name. Mowgli ...

“Seeing and enjoying this amazing Asian food, seeing and enjoying the amazing ... and chaas (spiced Indian buttermilk), served with a crispy sesame leaf pagoda to pile the hamachi on top.

Ishita has previously contributed to a number of publications, including The Indian Express ... also known as til ki chikki, is a traditional Lohri treat that represents wealth and good fortune.

the food dishes prepared for this festival honor both tradition and sustainability. Deepika Sethi, co-founder of Bright Hospitality/Ikk Panjab, mentions, “The beauty of Indian festivities lies ...

In a virtual chat, a visibly pregnant Arora spoke about why consistency matters, flipping the narrative in Banng and how the world sees Indian cuisine. Edited excerpts: With Gaa, it was about bringing ...

Lohri ki Thali' includes traditional dishes such as Sarson da Saag, Makki di Roti, and Gajak. Healthy twists like multigrain rotis and baked snacks can enhance the thali's nutritional value.

Gajak is one of the traditional sweets which are enjoyed during ... This festive celebration of warmth, togetherness, and yummy food cannot be missed in Lohri. The authentic taste of gajak-the ...

Her love for Indian games resulted in the birth of Kreeda, meaning ‘play’ in Sanskrit. Just Play: Life Lessons from Traditional Games is on January 19, 3pm to 5.30pm. It is open for those aged ...

I would strongly recommend heading over to one of the multiple “South Indian” restaurants – impossible to avoid in any city – for their Pongal meal. There is no better way to appreciate a community ...