A traditional Bengali breakfast is ideal for those who love lazy mornings. The typical preparations that come to mind are quite a few like, luchi and cholar daal (Bengal gram lentils), kachuri and aalur torkari, matarshutir kachuri and radhaballavi and aalur... -

The Indian Lunch Menu has a fascinating range of courses for you to choose from! The lunch primarily consists of the thali( meal comprising of different dishes). The thali differs from region to region which can be broadly classified into the North,... -

The Indian Dinner Menu has a range of mouthwatering dishes to offer you! Akin to all other cultures, dinner being the last meal, it comprises of light and easily digestible dishes. Rice does not figure out in the Indian Dinner Menu in most regions of... -

  Mumbai , the financial capital of India does not lag behind when it comes to food either. This year’s Mumbai Food Festival termed as ‘Salaam Mumbai ‘ is  a celebration of the mouth watering cuisine, available in Mumbai. With 17... -

Rhodes Across India recipes Explore real Indian cuisine from pavements to palaces with these authentic recipes that showcase the very best regional specialities. Royal Palace Brought to India by Mughal... -

You will soon be visiting Delhi and you desperately need some directions on where to buy vegetarian food when in Delhi? If so, let me first give you a warm welcome as you have come to seek help in the right place. I will tell you exactly where to buy... -

Dussehra, also called Dasara, Dashera, and Dussera, is a festival meant to celebrate the victory of good over evil. Whatever be the religious connotations of this important festival, like many other Indian celebrations, food is a major part of the rituals.... -

Kolkata has been famously connoted as the street foods paradise of Eastern India. The lip smacking delicacies sold by the street vendors can be found easily anywhere across the historic city. While jhaal muri, puchkas, bhelpuri, etc are relished by all, this... -

The Indian breakfast menu is well known and liked for the huge variety of courses that it offers! Every region of the country has its own special breakfast menu. While a North Indian might start his/her day with parathas and alu sabzi, you’ll find a... -

Panipuri is a popular street snack in India. It comprises of a round, hollow "puri", fried crisp and filled with a watery mixture of tamarind, chilli/chile and potato, and or chickpeas. The name panipuri literally means "water in fried... -