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Apr 13

4 Recipes to Celebrate the...

Today marks the ending of the old and the starting of the new, a day celebrated all across India known by different names. Baisakhi in Nothern India, Bohag Bihu in Assam, Pohela Boisakh in West Bengal, and Puthandu in Tamil Nadu among many others, all signifying the beginning of the Hindu New Year.

Apr 09

3 ways to relieve your...

No matter what the situation may be, lockdown or no lockdown, working from home or office, things get stressful nonetheless. Just like in ancient times when it was believed that pain and suffering is the common experience that brings everyone together, in today’s modern mechanical world the experience that brings us all together is stress.

Mar 01

3 Ways To Take Your...

Who does not like fries? I believe the only people who do not like fries are the very people who are not allowed to eat them. Just like adorable husky puppies, you can’t help but fall in love with them! Simple salt and pepper French fries, fun crinkly fries and even healthy sweet potato fries, it is just a world of wonders. Here are 3 way to take our all-time favourite fries to the next level!

Feb 22

3 Desi Drinks to cool...

We need to hydrate ourselves. But how much water can you expect yourself to drink? Water is great, but also really boring. (No offence to the water stans out there.) So today I bring you three drinks: Desi, easy and hella delicious.

Feb 01

5 fun ways to eat...

Pistachios have been consumed by humankind for a long time and can be traced back to 6750 BCE. A member of the cashew family, these flowering plants grow majorly in the middle east and Central Asia. From being the filling in Turkish Baklava to being set into Indian Mithais, these nuts are special, not just because of their fruity yet earthy taste but also because of their significantly high nutritional value.

Jan 25

All About Chinese Five-Spice Powder...

There is no proven history of the origin of five-spice powder, but the philosophy behind its creation is what’s interesting. The Chinese were attempting to make the perfect magic blend of spices, representing the five elements: air, water, fire, wood and metal, basically resembling the five flavours of Chinese cuisine: sweet, salty, bitter, sour and pungent

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