Food Lovers - December - January 2014

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Decadence is the theme of this issue. We felt the timing was apt considering that the end of the year is fast approaching and almost everyone seems to be in the mood to kick back a bit. The atmosphere is ripe for indulgence, and this issue celebrates it, unabashedly.

Our cover recipe feature by Chef Abhijit Saha offers an array of decadent delights that make use of the finest ingredients available, and are the perfect toast to the festive season. Serve them at your Christmas soiree and your guests will leave spellbound!

Decadent Dishes continues in the same vein with a round up of the most indulgent dishes at Bangalore’s favourite restaurants. Each of these heavenly creations use only the best, from Périgord foie gras to Icelandic Halibut to exotic Kashmiri morels and more… And should you wish to stay with the mood, Wine Notes features champagne, Around Town lists the city’s top chocolatiers, there’s a nifty piece on Celebration Cocktails and Nice & Easy dishes up a scrumptious macaron treat.

Moving on, do read up Wines with North Indian Cuisine, part two of our series to pair traditional dishes with quality Indian wines. Our study tables are only a start, but indicate there are immense possibilities that lie before us in the fascinating journey of pairing wines with Indian fare.

In By Invitation, noted television and celebrity chef, Aditya Bal de-mystifies the process of slow cooking, and why he believes this form of cooking is the way to go in today’s fast-paced world.

There’s plenty more in the issue, my team joins me in wishing you and your loved ones a Merry Christmas and a fabulous 2014 ahead.

Food Lovers Magazine Description:

Food Lovers’ is India’s finest food magazine dedicated to a celebration of food, wine and everything connected to the world of fine dining and gastronomy.

A magazine created specifically for those who like to delve deep and indulge in their passion for food, wine and gastronomy.

Though this magazine is created for the discerning reader, it has enough and more to embrace the thousands of aspiring connoisseurs who are exploring food like never before. Thanks to the opening of noteworthy restaurants, particularly in the freestanding space, the availability of quality wines, including some commendable domestic labels, and the awareness of it all, heightened greatly by media.

We live in exciting culinary times, and Food Lovers hopes to be at the forefront of this movement with this magazine.

Each and every article in Food Lovers – restaurant reviews, wine notes, food and wine pairings, recipes, gourmet trails, essays, interviews and more – is carefully curated and pieced together. Making this issue and every subsequent one that follows a keepsake.