They're all colorful historical nicknames that different cultures have given the powerful spice asafetida—known as hing ...

Somewhere between the clanging of temple bells and the slow bloom of ghee on a hot pan, Indian festivals found their truest rhythm, not in rituals, but in food. Over centuries, the act of cooking, ...

Indian culinary traditions have always emphasised seasonal eating, and millets are no exception. During winter, warming millets like bajra are used to prepare rotis, khichdi, and porridges, providing ...

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Indian festivals find their true rhythm in food, evolving from sacred offerings to everyday joy. From Diwali's jalebis to Pongal's namesake dish, culinary traditions became the heartbeat of ...