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Chronicling a community’s culinary traditions through the pages of a magazineParsiana, a long-running magazine chronicling Parsi community life, is set to cease publication in October, marking the end of an era for a...
A sweet dose for Vishwaraj Sugar, company plans to expand portfolio with pharma, health supplementsVishwaraj Sugar Industries’ revenue jumps 27.62 per cent; company to initiate expansion plans
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Vishwaraj Sugar Industries to invest Rs 250 cr in new ethanol plant in KarnatakaIn a statement, VSIL announced plans to set up a greenfield ethanol production facility, having a capacity of 2.5 lakh litres per day, with...
Vishwaraj Sugar Industries IPO subscribed 39% on Day 1The issue includes an offer for sale of 70 lakh shares and fresh issue of 30 lakh.
From a wild pink flower to green mangoes, the souring agents that add flavour to Indian cuisineIndian food uses various distinctive souring agents like the dark kachampuli vinegar, anaardana, and green bilimbi.
How vinegar plays versatile roles in people's lifeVinegar gives every drink a very different feel and, possibly, ancient roots.
With robust mix of culinary cultures, Mauritian food is both familiar and exoticInfluenced by French, Dutch, English and Indian cuisines and spiked with robust African flavours.
Mango pickle: A childhood memory with its many avatarsThe very mention of aam ka achaar triggers a physical response — lips puckering at the recall of brine and teeth teetering on tanginess — b...
Raising a toast: Here's how Goa's local liquors like feni are getting a makeoverSlowly, feni and other Goan liquors seem set for an image makeover — like urak, the milder, delicious first distillate of the cashew spirit...
Vinegar & its connection to Easter, wines & Indian foodVinegar also came to India from Persia. Margaret Shaida in her Legendary Cooking of Persia conjectures that when Islam forbade alcohol, vin...
Spices provide the fireworks, but sourness builds the foundation from which to appreciate themSo why would people go out of their way to use a fruit that turns their food mauve? For its fruit-sour kick for one. Indian food is known f...
- Diverse heritage: Plenty of familiar flavours in cuisine of Philippines
ET found plenty of familiar flavours in the cuisine of the Philippines, thanks to its diverse heritage.