“In the main bazaar of Pahar Ganj, a popular area amongst backpackers who visit Delhi, there is a pakora stand that’s been there since the beginning of time. A fat man used to run it, at the corner of the vegetable market, selling pakoras for ten rupees a plate.
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Street Foods of India… in pictures
Posted by Anoothi Vishal on May 5th, 2009
Posted in C'Wealth Cuisines, Cuisines, Culture in India, Food Books 
Tags: Aromas, Bazaars, Beginning Of Time, Black Oil, Commercial Photographer, First Food, Flavours, Food Magazine, Food Of India, Fritters, Pahar Ganj, Pakoras, Runny Nose, Rupees, Samosa, Snack Maker, Street Food, Street Scene, Vadas, Vegetable Market 
1 Comment »Easy Indian Cookbook by Manju Malhi
Posted by Anoothi Vishal on March 29th, 2009
When Manju Malhi, the British-Indian celeb TV chef gives me a copy of her new cook book, Easy Indian Cookbook, it is with a message signed on the front page: “Hope the recipes are as spicy as your reviews,” she writes, her affable self pretty evident even in these few lines.
Posted in Food Books Tags: Array, Cumin, Curry Paste, Deep Fried Fish, Flavours, Foodie Friends, Fritters, Indian Breads, Indian Cookbook, Indian Food, Indian Recipes, Irritants, Lack Of Time, Madras Curry, Maharashtra, Maharashtrian Recipes, Malhi, New Cook Book, Pakoras, Time Cooks, Tv Chef Comments Off
