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Onam, Sadhya, and Most Importantly Payasam

From the beautifully and grandly ornamented elephants to the wild Pulikali artists and from the massive snake boats ready to race line up...

Soufflé, so fun: The Japanese Cheesecake

Japanese Cheesecake, also known as soufflé style cheesecake, cotton cheesecake, or light cheesecake, is a variety of cheesecake that is...

LASSI PANNA COTTA: BRINGING TOGETHER CULTURES

A sip of this sweet beverage topped with a generous touch of clotted cream is difficult to resist as you enjoy every precious drop....

The Kheer that represents Buddha Purnima

Buddha Purnima celebrates the birthday of Lord Buddha. It is also a memory of his enlightenment and death. It's the most sacred day in...

HAPPINESS ON A STICK: A YOGURT - POPSICLE FUSION

Yogurt is an ancient food used by people in Asia, Europe, and the Middle East across the centuries. Yogurt originally showed up during...

Gulab Jamun: The Dessert Of The Gods

One of the Joys of Indian cuisine is that it is so different and similar all at the same time. But the one particular dessert you'll...

Rasgulla: Fusion and Evolution

Rasgulla is something of a euphoric sweet that is a white, spongy, and succulent ball of joy. Its origin dates back to the 1860s and has...

Mishti Doi: A Deliciously Creamy Indulgence

Kolkata has a rich culinary path to be extremely proud of, and it would be a crime to visit the city and not sink into the sweetness of...

VISHU, PAYASAM AND VISHU KANI: THE GRAND AFFAIR

God’s Own Country celebrates Vishu as the New Year of their origin. It is the festival of light and fireworks, just like Diwali and the...

AN UGADI OF SWEET CRUNCH

Ugadi, otherwise known as 'Yugadi,' is a significant celebration in South Indian households. The word 'Ugadi' is a blend of two words:...

An Easter Enlightenment: Desserts and Details

The real significance of Easter is the Resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. To Christians, it is the most important day of the...

A SPLASH OF COLOUR WITH A RUSH OF SUGAR

The Indian Festival of Colours, Holi, invites spring and makes all us Indians cheery, gleeful and exuberant bringing out the childish...