Serving It Up In Style
Specialty restaurants are opening up a whole new world of tastes with their Jharkhandi tribal spread. Sudhir Kumar Mishra samples a few delicacies
Read moreDetailsSpecialty restaurants are opening up a whole new world of tastes with their Jharkhandi tribal spread. Sudhir Kumar Mishra samples a few delicacies
Read moreDetailsIt can often be found on the plate of many a tribal household. The red ant relish of Chhattisgarh is famous now but has long been popular in many states, points out Abhijat Shukla
Read moreDetailsWhen in Shillong, eat as the locals do. And what better than a salad dressing to not only add taste but also lower cholesterol levels. Proyashi Barua takes a piquant spoonful
Read moreDetailsBaked, fried, steamed or roasted — the bread of Nagaland tribals has a process to making it and to eating it. Proyashi Barua grabs a bite
Read moreDetailsThe much-enjoyed and merrily stolen jujube is an unforgettable taste of tradition. Proyashi Barua gets nostalgic and recalls how in Assam a dish made from the berry aids hair and skin regeneration
Read moreDetailsVariety is the spice of life and where better to instill it than in a bland grain? Niroj Ranjan Misra listens to Kalahandi tribals recite a slew of millet recipes
Read moreDetailsThe hand-made tapioca chips business is booming in tribal Odisha and women are doing all the hard work. Niroj Ranjan Misra gets a taste of their success
Read moreDetailsHandia is not just an alcoholic drink, tribals also serve it as a welcome drink to their guests. They tell S Shrobana that Handia is a part of their tradition
Read moreDetailsFood lovers are thronging the Aadi Vyanjan section of the ongoing Aadi Mahotsav to savour tribal delicacies from different States
Read moreDetailsNothing tastes as good as granny’s pet recipe for her favourite grandchildren in Bengal's tribal heartland of Jangalmahal, raves S Shrobana
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