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INDIA’S CULINARY CITIES Anil Mulchandani For many destinations, food is a key element in the city’s brand image. Gastronomy or culinary tourism is integral to promoting and branding destinations. While gastronomy tourism is little-known in India, activities around the subset of food and agriculture tourism exist in many states of India. In this article, we …
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Read morePARSEE FAMILY-OWNED BAKERIES- AN INDO- DUTCH HERITAGE OF SURAT Text Anil Mulchandani Photos Dinesh Shukla Surat is well-known as the city of silks, satins, brocades and diamonds, but together with textiles and jewellery, few leave the city without buying a box of nankathai, khari and butter biscuits. These confections are the legacy of Parsee baker …
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Read moreA fusion of western and eastern cuisines Jone Kaustav Khaund writes about the Anglo – Indian food at the tea plantations of Assam. Tea was discovered in the 1830’s here in Assam. The species is indigenous as it was cultivated by the Singphos in the easternmost most part of the state. The credit goes to …
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