Give us this day our daily bread By Monish Gujral 24th February 2013 12:00 AM My mouth always water by the thought of tandoori roti with a blob of home made white butter, mango pickle, freshly grilled kebab and plain butter milk. None of my meal is complete with out roti or parantha. I normally...+
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Winter Cravings Food Bytes by Monish Gujral The New Indian Express
The winters in Delhi are setting in early this year. Though, it’s cold and foggy in the mornings and evenings, but still a little warm in the afternoons. You want to put away the summer clothes but winter clothes are yet too warm. I am not complaining, as I love Delhi winter and long for...+
Fast food of different kind " Food Bytes by ‘monish Gujral The New Indian Express 22/10/12
Home > LifeStyle > Food Fast food of a different kind By Monish Gujral 21st October 2012 12:00 AM Being born in a traditional North Indian Punjabi family, I have grown up celebrating all the festivals with enthusiasm, may it be Lohri, Baisakhi, Holi, Navratri or Diwali. For me all the festivities denote one thing—bringing...+
kingdoms of kababs
Through the Kabab kingdoms By Monish Gujral 05th August 2012 12:09 AM Photos It started from Turkey, the birthplace of kababs, to the Middle East and several Indian cities. Over the past few moons, I have been on a kabab trail, travelling to so-called kingdoms of kababs. Born and brought up in a family of...+
Kingdoms of Kababs " An Epic Kabab Book by Monish Gujral
Pre Launch of the epic Book on the invention and evolution of Kababs Monsh Gujral`s third book “ Kingdoms of kababs “was pre launched at the Paris Cook Book Fair on 11th March 2012 in presence of the Deputy chief Of Mission (Indian Embassy Paris)Mrs Gaytri Kumar and a wide audience who witnessed Gujral showcasing...+
MotiMahal- Gastronomic Pearl of Inda
DECEMBER 22, 2011, 2:08 PM IST Moti Mahal: Delhi’s Gastronomic Pearl Text By Diksha Sahni Monish Gujral A view of the tandoor at the earliest Moti Mahal restaurant in 1948 where a cook is seen putting bread inside the tandoor to cook it . Moti Mahal (Palace of Pearl), one of the oldest restaurants in...+
FRIDAY -GULF NEWS 9TH NOVEMBER
November 09 2011 | Last updated less than one minute ago Publications:GoJump to:Go friday HOMEARTICLESMAKING A DIFFERENCEFASHION & BEAUTYWELL-BEINGIT’S MY LIFEABOUTCONTACT PRINT SUBSCRIPTIONSLIFE & STYLE | PEOPLE Tandoori tales Great chefs ‘play’ with their dishes in the same way that an artist ‘plays’ with his canvas – preparing a visual extravaganza for the mind to...+
Time to light up your sweet tooth -FOOD BYTES SUNDAY STANDARD
One question and one answer! Which is your favourite festival? On most occasions, it’s a one-word answer—‘Diwali’, the Festival of Lights. I have renamed it as festival of sweets since the crackers are on the low these days owing to our conscious effort to improve our environment. Exchanging sweets has become a part of the...+
"A cauldron of enchanced taste" Food bytes by Monish Gujral- Sunday standards
Dum Maro Dum is the title of the famous song in the popular Dev Anand movie Hare Rama Hare Krishna; it evokes the image of a bunch of hippies puffing smoke rings. In the art of cooking, however, the word dum is an important term. While dum means steam, dum pukht literally means to choke...+
Goa "Gastronomically yours" Food Bytes my column in The Sunday Standard
Monish Gujral Last Updated : 02 Sep 2011 02:53:17 PM IST Goa is not only my perfect hideout to relax and swim in the rough sea waters of the Arabian Sea but also a haven for foodies. Whenever I am choked by the city life’s over-demanding maladies, I run to my quiet and quaint cottage...+
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