Food & Public Distribution
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Beyond palak and methi, there are many Indian greens waiting to be rediscovered
Sharmila Vaidyanathan
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Kababs, kulfis, qormas: Forgotten recipes from Shah Jahan’s kitchens get a second life in this book
Salma Yusuf Husain
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When all of Indian food is obsessed with digestion, why are only Bengalis the butt of jokes?
Priyadarshini Chatterjee
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Watch: A Chinese blogger tried to eat a live octopus, but ended up getting attacked by it
Scroll Staff
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Step aside, Swiggy and Zomato. WhatsApp is the new way to buy and sell food in Bengaluru
Akhila Ranganna
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A new cookbook cracks the code: Good Indian food needn’t be authentic, it just has to be Indian-ish
Anisha Rachel Oommen Aysha Tanya
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The family that built Delhi’s iconic Khan Chacha is looking to a future away from it
Akhil Sood
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In Kolkata, rice-obsessed Bengalis are being pushed to think out of the basmati box
Chandrima Pal
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Should veganism receive the same legal protection as a religion?
Jonathan Seglow, The Conversation
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Chai and chillies: What food choices reveal about changing British Muslim identity
Riyaz Timol, The Conversation
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As Pondicherry’s Creole food fades from restaurants, a Kannadiga home chef has become its evangelist
Priyadarshini Chatterjee
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From Thandai to Puran Poli: Every Holi treat has a colourful story behind it
Priyadarshini Chatterjee
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Why do so many Indians eat cold, stale food at the start of spring?
Priyadarshini Chatterjee
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Culture on a plate: These thalis offer a small glimpse of India’s culinary diversity
Pranjali Bhonde
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Cooking with leaves: How every Indian state adapted the age-old culinary technique to suit its taste
Priyadarshini Chatterjee
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Lassi, moringa, pepper: A Coimbatore man is winning awards by infusing Indian flavours in chocolates
Sharmila Vaidyanathan
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Though religion and food are at loggerheads in India, a cookbook brings them together with humour
Anisha Rachel Oommen Aysha Tanya
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The global vegan food trend is spurring Kerala’s jackfruit exports
Michael Safi, The Guardian
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These mouth-watering food podcasts tell you the stories behind the things we eat
Rohan Venkataramakrishnan
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George Orwell gets apology from British Council for rejecting food essay in 1946
Scroll Staff