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    Sonia Gandhi revisits Diwali memories, recalls family traditions with Priyanka

    Sonia Gandhi reflected on her childhood Diwali celebrations in a recent video with her daughter Priyanka. They shared memories of family traditions that included diyas and visiting markets for firecrackers. Sonia spoke about the festive food, particularly Kashmiri dishes, which remain part of their celebrations. The conversation highlighted how the festival has historically involved friends and family from various communities visiting their home.

    Navratri fasting food goes gourmet as restaurants see demand

    Restaurants are stepping into a meal occasion traditionally associated with home kitchens to keep guests observing dietary restrictions at the table. The appetite for outsourcing fasting food is already evident: during September 2025's Navratri, Swiggy delivered more than 100,000 vrat thalis, 99,200 plates of sabudana khichdi and 70,000 orders of sabudana vada, according to its annual food trends report.

    Celebrating Sports with Asiad Biryani and Olympic Drinks

    Kerala’s Asiad biryani, Wimbledon’s strawberries and cream and the Olympics’ viral chocolate treats show how sports can inspire distinctive food traditions. While athletes usually rely on carefully planned, functional diets, certain foods and drinks have become linked to major sporting events. The tradition stretches from the 1982 Asian Games’ elaborate catering to Helsinki’s Olympic drink legacy, showing how sporting events can leave a lasting mark on food culture.

    The last Wazwan cooks? Kashmir's wedding feast faces a generational shift

    As autumn arrives in Kashmir, traditional chefs prepare the multi-course Wazwan for weddings. Ghulam Nabi Baba, a Wazwan chef, has nearly sixty years of experience cooking. The number of dishes served at weddings reflects a family's wealth, with an average of 200 kilograms of mutton being used. While the culinary tradition continues, younger generations are opting for restaurant work instead of wedding catering.

    How India’s princely states promoted fusion cooking

    There are several varieties of gulab jamuns. Extra-fried, baked, stuffed, soaked in coffee and even alcohol, or deconstructed into a trifle or tiramisu.

    R Madhavan sneaks into Kolhapur just for a fiery dish that leaves him salivating: ‘You can feel stinging around your lips...'

    R Madhavan recently revealed his love for Kolhapuri Misal Pav, especially the fierykatthat he says cannot be replicated outside Kolhapur. Speaking to Yum Yum Kitchen on Instagram, the actor said he sneaks into the city just to eat it. The article also shares a homemade version featuring sprouts, roasted spices, tangy tamarind, chilli and crunchy farsan served with pav.

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