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In this issue
If there is one thing that brings Indians together, it is our love for great food. BBC Good Food India’s third annual India issue celebrates the motherland with knockout culinary innovations as well as home-style regional classics. We bring you the sassiest line up of Indian tacos with fillings in flavours such as paneer pakora and ragda patties, and feature Masala Library’s signature dish, Dal-chawal arancini. Conrad D’Souza guides you step by step on how to make his divine Gulab jamun baked Alaska. And there’s a showstopper of a Paneer tiramisu. (Mascarpone, what’s that?) You’ll love our two amazing menus from Madhya Pradesh (ever tried bhutte ka kees?) and Rajasthan (think angoor ki sabzi and chana kadhi). There’s more—nature-inspired wonders of Coorg’s Kodava cuisine and reviews of the best paratha joints in the country. Get this unmissable issue today!
BBC GoodFood India Magazine Description:
Publisher: Trikaya Media Group
Category: Food & Beverage
Language: English
Frequency: Bi-Monthly
BBC GoodFood is UK's first and best-selling food magazine. In 22 years, the magazine has tested, cooked and eaten it's way through 7500 recipies and now has arrived in India, as it's first truly international food magazine. Thoughtfully customised to local taste buds, BBC GoodFood India is here to redefine food in the Indian imagination.
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