Tinda tamatey mein

Tinda tamatey mein

The lightest apple gourd and tomato curry ever, my grandmother used to add a bit of atta or whole wheat flour to thicken the curry slightly and ser...

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Nani’s jasmine sherbet

Nani’s jasmine sherbet

My nani makes all her sherbet concentrates at home from scratch, and the few that I’m fond of are pineapple, rose and this jasmine one right here. ...

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Aani

Aani

Aani refers to the fish roe of the hilsa, a fish that we consider holy as it is the Sindhi deity Jhulelal’s vehicle. The aani, usually made during ...

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Khatta Batth

Khatta Batth

This almost pickle-y tasting rice is great for hot days and for times you want to up your curd rice game. Mustard powder and sonth or dry ginger gi...

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Lotus root gulabi tikki

Lotus root gulabi tikki

These Gulabi tikkis are a favourite in the Gulabani household owing to their soft centres and pleasant tartness that comes from using a combination...

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A Sindhi summer maani

A Sindhi summer maani

“I’ve been a Bombay kid all my life, raised in the wet markets of Khar and Santacruz,” Ankiet Gulabani of Belly Over Mind told us, ruminating on th...

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The Nicobar kulhar

The Nicobar kulhar

We’re two years into our story, and we’re delighted that you’ll find us in homes from Mahim to Manhattan, for families both little and large, their...

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A new harvest

A new harvest

“You know your doctor, lawyer, and specially your barber on a personal level. I think it's about time you knew your farmer on a personal level,” sa...

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Burma Burma

Burma Burma

If there’s a blueprint to building a successful restaurant, Burma Burma has it. The perfect marriage of research, culture, and innovative cuisine, ...

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