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To many who love baked delights, the sight of a gorgeously baked French croissant, Beef Wellington, or Apple Strudel can be something truly awe-inspiring. The crispy, thin golden layers of

If you are a kebab connoisseur, you will know that despite the use of similar ingredients, different recipes can produce very different dishes due to variations in stages of preparation,

If you are from Pakistan or India, or if you have ever visited these countries, then you must know that in this region, the samosa snack is right at the

Once you begin to explore the history of culinary traditions, you are bound to be fascinated by the countless different ways of preparing the same foods. Many dishes have their

Like many others, you might have searched the internet for an answer as to why rice is tossed at weddings. You must have found that while wheat was originally used

Even if you are not an avid kebab lover, once you have tried the Adana kebab, chances are you would want to eat it again…and again. And if you are

All over the world, women, mothers, grandmothers, and aunts do their best to put amazing food on the table, even when the ingredients available to them might be humble. One

The exact origin of wraps is unknown, but it is believed to have been somewhere in ancient Greece. As one would imagine, the first-ever wraps were born out of the

Without a doubt, the world is a global village today, courtesy of the penetration of internet technology and the evolution of social media. How we interact has been reshaped—with people,

Generations of people have carried the legacy of kebab over the past many centuries in different parts of Asia. Presumably of Mediterranean origin, kebab was once a celebrated food item

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Kebabs are presumably of Mediterranean origin and historically popular in the Basin, the Middle East, Central Asia, and the Indian subcontinent. But today, they have spread worldwide, having traveled as

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Dal may be a word unique to the Indian subcontinent, but the food is not. It is the local word for pulses, i.e., dried edible seeds of certain legumes. Different

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