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Pitha Kahini at Purulia
I was getting fed up in the city. I mean, a man on the wrong side of the forties, often feels like…
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Rabri gram, Hoogly
by Indrajit Lahiri January 10, 2020Imagine a small hidden village, where Rabri is prepared and sold via B2B model to multiple cities. Yes, it is the cottage…
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Mukutmanipur and Bankura famous sweets
by Indrajit Lahiri October 28, 2019We were looking for someplace for our weekend-long drive and the name “Mukutmanipur” came up. Now honestly, the last time that I…
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Mecha sandesh- sweets of Bengal Bankura chapter
by Indrajit Lahiri October 21, 2019Äre you getting lazy on your “Sweets Of Bengal” series”? Somebody asked me- shyly, coyly. And I was looking for a space…
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Best food joints in Hyderabad
by Indrajit Lahiri September 23, 2019Best food in Hyderabad- this question let me to the Deccan power capital and this is my experience. God knows why, most…
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Royal Nizami food at Hyderabad and Pathar ke Gosht
by Indrajit Lahiri September 11, 2019Apart from biryani, if Hyderabad is known for any one dish, that probably is Haleem. Yes, we have ordered the Haleem from…
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Telugu food Hyderabad- Kakatiya Mess and Ulavacharu
by Indrajit Lahiri September 1, 2019I know I am repeating myself, but Hyderabad food is so beyond Biryani. Yes, people there love biryani, but the regular Telugu…
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Hyderabadi Biryani vs Mandi- beyond biryani
by Indrajit Lahiri August 27, 2019We have a standard notion that Hyderabad means Biryani and people there eat biryani 3 or more times a day. I am…
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Breakfast in Hyderabad- beyond biryani
by Indrajit Lahiri August 22, 2019Breakfast in Hyderabad is quite well known. And god knows why, most of us are under the notion that Hyderabadis eat Biryani…
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Shantiniketan food diary
by Indrajit Lahiri August 10, 2019Shantiniketan can be called as the average (or non-average) Bengali’s intellectual capital. It’s just 4.5 hour’s drive from Kolkata and by train,…
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