BBC GoodFood India - May-June 2018

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The second issue of BBC GoodFood India will showcase the rise and rise of the First Family of Indian Restaurant Business - Jiggs Kalra, along with son Zorawar and daughter-in-law Dildeep - and how they have redefined the F&B industry.
To make it a double whammy, we are running with two separate front covers again. The other on Chef Vidita Kamat's experiments with the newest food trend i.e. activated charcoal.
In addition, the issue will also have:
-News & Trends:
-Rise of the Tea Bars: How the sweet and milky tea concoction called chai is getting an image makeover
-Korean food wave: Kimchi, bulgogi, bibimbap… are now appearing on restaurant menus across the country
-Fermented Foods: People are now learning about the inherent probiotic health benefits of fermented foods
-Alternative Flours: Wheat flour is seeing tough competition from jowar, bajra, nachni, quinoa, etc
-Where are the plates?: Chefs are creating dishes that not just taste great but also look breathtaking on the Internet
-Exciting New launches: Dragonfly; 266 - The Wine Room & Bar; Flea Bazaar Café; Mango Tree; The A
-Special Feature: Coolers & Chaat
-Master Class: Cook Like a Pro, DIY, Life On A Plate
-Health & Wellness: Spas, Diets, Nutrition & Lifestyle
-Eat In: Easy to Make & Bake Recipes
-Eat Out: Top Restaurants & Hotels
-Food & Travel: Best of National and International Fare
-Easiest-Ever Recipes: Midweek Meals to TV Dinners
-Columnists: Rakhee Vaswani, Zeba Kohli, Anaida Parvaneh, Ali Dumbell, Namita Jain
PLUS: Rashmi Uday Singh, World Gourmand cookbook award-winning author, invites readers to travel on their bellies and see the world through her new column.

BBC GoodFood India Magazine Description:

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.