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A vegetarian at Granite, or, how to melt in Paris with grace ’n’ ganacheMon dieu! A meal at a Michelin-starred restaurant on the gastro-historic Rue Bailleul is a multi-sensory arc de triomphe – from hummus, to ...
From 'English' vegetables to desi rootsA well-used grinding stone, a sharp bonti (Bengal's traditional curved iron blade set on a wooden base), a few stainless steel and plastic ...
NYT Connections January 3, 2025: Answers and hints to solve New Year’s first Friday challengeThe NYT Connections puzzle has rapidly gained popularity among word game enthusiasts, captivating players across the globe with its engagin...
Cannes 2024: From tender Malabar Parotta to fragrant Yakhni Pulao, the Cannes feast promises to be a foodie’s paradise!The festival's beverage offerings will feature a tantalizing selection, including the Indian Single Malt Godawan, Vodka infused with Mahaba...
Mushrooms saving the planet: From aiding fungal network to being every gourmand's delightTermites need the fungi to consume the forest debris they collect and turn it into an edible form for them.
Consumer or collector: Who is behind the real crimes of trade in luxury fungi?Cutthroat business in underground fungi globally seems to have spread to Goa where the roen olmi is now endangered by unrestrained harvesti...
Top 5 Indian restaurants abroad that you must try in 2021Year 2020 was a bust, but as we enter 2021 on a more hopeful note, here's a list of top Indian restaurants across world to add to your list.
Mushrooms under contraband cloudBuyers should exert morel pressure to ensure ethical sourcing of porcini.
Driven by trends: How unthinking use destroyed mushroomFuture luxury mushroom consumption in India may have to be supplied by imports.
Alpesh Thakor should enlighten Taiwan about their potentialIt would not be surprising if many intrepid buyers of fairness creams pencil in trips to Taiwan for the next holidays with mandatory mushro...
From kalari to gur chenna, Bengaluru is saying 'cheese' the Indian wayHandcrafted and artisanal cheese has found its way into the city's foodscape in a big way.
If Mark Zuckerberg walks in a hoodie, we'll give him a jacket: Le Cirque's CEO on dress-codeIn an era where casual restaurants are cool, fine-dining has a future too, feels Carlo Mantica, CEO of the New York-headquartered Le Cirque.
Charoli nuts for jaded appetiteOne reason they are particularly expensive now is that these same regions are where the Naxal movement is strong and the trade is hard to c...
- Climate change takes toll on morel mushroom
The environmental changes have apparently taken a toll on the traditional earnings of hundreds of people in Himachal, who used the collect ...
ET Awards 2012: Exotic foreign menu, and lovin’ it too at dinner with PMIf you didn’t, you knew some people would be complaining about all this fancy foreign stuff, and nothing they could really eat.
- Changing context of Indian diner: Dishing out some national culinary integration
Cuisine is obviously an evolving phenomenon; if it wasn't, we would still have the rudimentary diet of our hunter-gatherer ancestors.
- Kashmir Valley: Morel mushroom an unnoticed specialty
At a wayside store that we had stopped off at to buy yet another Kashmiri treasure — the amazing thin-shelled walnut — my eyes feel on a ba...