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The Great Indian Kitchen

In the 6th century B.C., Sumangalamata, the wife of an umbrella maker, mother of Sumangala, left her family to become Theri, a Buddhist nun. This is a poem that she wrote while she was experiencing the sweet taste of liberation. A woman well set free! How free am I...

Cook Up a Storm

Cook up a storm is an exaggerated comedy, even frivolous if we want to put it like it is, but it offers an idea of how the Asian world sees the cuisine of recent years. From Masterchef-style shows to the clash between tradition and avant-garde, they have a place in a...

Macher Jhol

A friendship between Bengali and fish is as traditional as history. For this love for fish, the Bengalis scattered in different parts of the world have to listen to many negative and positive words. The fish can also be called a kind of trademark of Bengalis. Just...

Aamis: Dangerously Delicious

Meat, the word is enough to increase your craving. We live in a world where taste rules. It is said that it does not matter how much money is spent, if the tongue is happy, then everything is good. In the case of meat, this line is more than appropriate. Who does not...