#Parsi Pickle

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Why Is Fish Roe Pickle Our Best Seller?

In the colourful tapestry of Parsi cuisine, Garab nu Achar stands out as a delectable masterpiece. This authentic Parsi pickle, also known as fish roe pickle or Garab nu achar, boasts a rich history and a unique preparation method that elevates it to a culinary delight. Join us on a journey through this cherished Parsi delicacy’s origins, ingredients, and flavours.

The Rich History of Garab nu Achar:

Garab nu Achar traces its roots back to the vibrant Parsi community, who migrated to India from Persia centuries ago. “Garab” refers to fish roe, while “Achar” denotes pickle. This delicacy has been passed down through generations, preserving its traditional essence. The pickling process was initially a means of preserving fish roe, ensuring that this culinary gem could be enjoyed throughout the year.

Ingredients and Preparation:

The star ingredient of Garab nu Achar is, of course, the fish roe. The roe of various fish varieties is commonly utilized, adding a unique flavour and texture to the dish. The roe is meticulously cleaned, mixed with a blend of aromatic spices, and left to marinate in a secret concoction that varies from one family recipe to another.

Common spices include mustard seeds, fenugreek seeds, asafoetida, turmeric, and red chilli powder. The mixture is then gently cooked in mustard oil, allowing the spices to infuse the roe with their flavorful magic. The result is a tantalising blend of savoury, spicy, and tangy notes that make this Fish Pickle a true sensory delight.

Pair with all-time favourite dishes:

Garab nu Achar is a versatile accompaniment that can elevate a variety of dishes. Its robust flavours complement traditional Parsi dishes like Dhansak and Patra ni Machhi exceptionally well. Additionally, you can consider spreading it on crisp rotis/toasted bread or enjoy it alongside a plate of fluffy rice to savour the unique taste that only this pickle can offer.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, Garab nu Achar is not just a pickle; it’s a culinary journey that passes through the rich history and cultural heritage of the Parsi community. The meticulous preparation and authentic flavours make it a treasure trove for food enthusiasts seeking an immersive experience.

Luckily, in this age of globalization, The Parsi Store brings this delicacy to your doorstep, allowing you to indulge in the authentic flavours of Garab nu Achar throughout its season. So, go ahead, explore the magic of this Parsi fish roe pickle, and let your taste buds revel in the centuries-old tradition that continues to tantalize palates worldwide.

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Rise in food!

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The food you eat gives pain and radiance to the body. It takes pain in the body to live without disease and glory to live with dignity to others. Eating the right food increases the appetite.

First of all the food we eat should be clean. Verses 2-172 of the Qur'an say that one should not eat unclean food that is sold in pieces in the places we see today, "Eat of that which We have provided for you, pure."

Milk operates as a pure sweet food Verses 16-66 of the Holy Quran. "Between the dung and the blood in the stomachs of the cattle, we give you pure milk that is pleasing to drinkers."

Salman Parsi (Rali)'s statement that the Prophet (pbuh) was forced to wash his hands and dishes after eating and eating as an act of cleansing is found in the books of Abu Dawood and Tirmidhi.

Eating should be earned in a straightforward way. Verses 2-188 of the Quran say do not eat what is received in an outward way. “Do not eat your goods unjustly among yourselves. Yet do not succumb to knowingly eating a portion of human things in a sinful way ”.

The above verse of the Quran states that it is a curse to eat one's property by force, robbery, theft, gambling, betting or false accusation.

The emperor (pbuh) did not always criticize anything. They will eat the food they want. Abu Hira (Rali)'s statement that they will not eat what they do not like can be seen in "Bukhari".

However, the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said that they like fruits and vegetables and they are the best companions of all the Prophets. The feast, given by a tailor, consisted of leather wheat bread and a mixture of pickles and zucchini. Anas (Rali) reports that he saw the Prophet (pbuh) searching for zucchini on the side of the pot and found it in Bukhari, Muslim, Mu'tah, Abu Dawood and Tirmidhi.

Some people's food will be useful to many if they have serai. Jabir (Rali)'s statement that the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) taught that the food of two is enough for four and the food of four is found in the books of Muslim and Tirmidhi.

The Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) commanded us to do the same, praising the Lord who freezes our hearts when we begin to eat, and then give deep thanks to the Lord who fed us.

As the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) pointed out, we accept everything and receive the blessings of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) in a simple way that can be used by many.

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The Bombay duck (Bombil)

The Bombay duck or Bombil is a very curiously-named fish, and there are lots of reasons that try to explain it.

Whenever I have to entertain visitors from out of town, the first thing I do is take them to a seafood restaurant, and stuff them silly with Bombil or Bombay duck. Of course you know that Bombil is not actually a duck; it is in fact, a very fleshy fish, and it is found only in the waters around Mumbai. In fact, there is a legend explaining this. The story goes that when Lord Rama was building a bridge to Lanka, he sought the help of all the fish in the sea. All obliged, but for the stubborn little Bombil. In a fit of rage, Rama flung it aside, and it plopped into the seas near Mumbai. This also explained away the softness of its bones.

What’s in a Name?

The Bombay duck is a very curiously-named fish, and there are lots of reasons that try to explain it. Two of them come from Bombay, Meri Jaan: Writings on Mumbai (edited by Naresh Fernandes and Jerry Pinto). From extracts that have been plucked from texts such as the seminal Hobson Jobson: A Glossary of Colloquial Anglo-Indian Words and Phrases, and of Kindred Terms, Etymological, Historical, Geographical and Discursive (Col. Henry Yule and A. C Burnell) and Hanklyn-Janklyn or a Stranger’s Rumble-Tumble: Guide to Some Words, Customs, and Quiddities Indian and Indo-British (Nigel Hankin), we learn that name is an Anglicism from the bazaar cry in Marathi, ‘bomil tak’ – here is Bombil. Another explanation is “the form Bombay Duck has an anology to Digby chicks which are sold in London shops, also a kind of dried fish.”And Farrukh Dhondy, who has written an entire book called Bombay Duck, explains away the name thus. “In fact, it should be spelt as Bombay Dak…when the British introduced the railway system to western India under their Raj, it (Bombil) started going in wagonloads to the interior from Bombay. The crates stank of dried fish…They were marked ‘Bombay Dak’, literally ‘Bombay Mail’. At the time, the railway was run by whites. The English may call a spade a spade, but they don’t call ‘stinking fish’ by that name. They referred to it euphemistically as ‘Bombay Dak’, the Bombay Mail.”

The Bombay Duck and the British

Contrary to popular assumptions, the British took to Bombay duck fairly well. Stink notwithstanding, quite a bit of it was taken to England and enjoyed as well. Maria Graham, a travel writer of the 19th C, wrote, “the bumbelo is like a large sand-eel; it is dried in the sun, and is usually eaten at breakfast with kedgeree” (a British version of khichdi).Of course, they named it all sorts of things – bumbelo, like Ms Graham, bummalow or bobil, even bambulim (as per old Portuguese dictionaries). Bombay, Meri Jaan further tells us that, Bombay duck was a name used by Europeans in other parts of India for their compatriots living in Bombay.

Bombay and the Bombay duck

Mumbai has always had a bit of a love affair with the Bombay duck, and it is an especial favourite of the Parsis. Soft, fleshy and portly, we buy it fresh and fry it in rawa until brown and crisp-skinned, while keeping the inside tender and gelatinous. It is quite a delicate fish and falls apart very easily. You can get it cooked this way at places such as Britannia. At home, you would most likely accompany it with sweet-sour gorkeri pickle, although I always eat them by myself.

Dried Bombil (we call it boomla) is insinuated into a sukka boomla no patio or pickle, to be eaten with khichdi or dal chawal. My dad even remembers my grandmother roasting the dried Bombil over a charcoal fire and eating it, just as is. An excellent place to try Bombil is also at the various Malvani restaurants flung across the city: they remove the water in the fish, to help it crisp up even further – so crisp that it shatters in your mouth, almost like wafers. One of my favourite places to eat it like this is at Acharekar’s Malvan Kutta, where it comes in a seafood thali with a rassa, sol kadi, chawal and thick chapatis.

In fact, the Bombil is beloved to many communities, so beloved that we have eaten it nearly to extinction. Overfishing has led to the depletion of many of our favourite seafood species, including prawn, pomfret, and of course Bombil; and one way to prevent this, is to only buy it in the months of April, May, June, July, August, and September, in order to allow it to spawn.A recipe lurks below, but before I yield it I’d like to point out that Bombil (like most food) appears also to be irrevocably bound with caste. According to Shailaja Paik’s Dalit Women’s Education in Modern India: Double Discrimination, “While some elite Dalits found the pungent smell of Bombil nauseating, others experienced a waft of Bombil and Sukat (small dry fish) as particularly appetising. In other words, bombil-bhaakri was a delicacy for lower-class Dalits…”

Khara Boomla (an old Parsi recipe of gravied Bombil)

Bombil 6 large, 8 small, clean Onions 200g Ghee 3 tbsp, approximately Jeera, crushed 1 tsp, heaped Coriander 1 bunch Vinegar 1 1/2 tbsp Salt 2 tbsp + to taste Rice flour to dredge the fish in

Method: Green chillies 1 big

Slather it with 2 tbsp salt and flour and keep aside. Rinse it off, then place a weight on the bombil, and squeeze out the water.

Peel and chop the garlic and onions finely, and fry them in ghee in a flat non-stick pan. Add 1 tsp flour to thicken, vinegar, and 5 tbsp water. Next, add the coriander and chilli. Once it sputters, add in the bombil. Season. The fish cooks really fast, and is extremely delicate, so be careful when turning. Serve with thin rotis.

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Day 4

Went out for an outing with the entire family for the 1st time in over a year. The occasion being a belated celebration of my kid's birthday.

As yesterday was Navroz, the Parsi new year, dad decided to visit our fav pari food joint called Soda Bottle Openerwala. It is a restro-cafe paying homage to the Irani Cafe culture by jazzing it up with a longer menu, retro decor, delicious food all served alongside some typical "Bawa" one liners.

We ordered our perineal favourites like chilli cheese pao, vada pao, aloo aunty's cutlet, veg berry palao. I also had my personal favourite dish, Eggs Kejriwal (click to read the backstory). This has been my go-to dish for any and every occasion, breakfast, lunch, dinner and everything in between. It is also my recommended hangover cure.

Alongside all the above, we also savoured a typical Pari thali called Lagan Nu Bhonu. This is a thali which is served during Pari wedding ceremony. I was quite surprised to see that it was served on a banana leaf. Generally I have seen banana leaf being used as a plate either in eastern or southern parts of the country.

The Bhonu had 10 dishes in both the veg and non veg versions. While rotli (whole wheat atta roti), masoor nu dal (parsi masoor dal), kachumber (cucumber salad), gajar my achar (pickle), saria papad (fired papad) and dhoodi mewa nu halwo (lauki halwa) were common in both thali, the veg thali had veg pulao, bhatia paneer and russian pattice extra while.the non veg one had mutton pulao, bhatia chicken and chicken pattice in it. Oh to wash your meal down, u get a glass of raspberry soda.

Seriously, just one thing to be said "Bawa, Majja ni life".

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LONDON CALLING

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What I’ve always loved most about London, aside from the people I consider family who live here, is the vibe. More than anywhere else I’ve ever been in my eleven years of throwing myself into other cultures, no one is more proud to be who and where they are than a Londoner. Catch an old gaffer coming out of the old Lamb and Flag in Covent Garden if there’s anywhere else he’d rather be and he’ll stand there, blinking, as though he’s just realized he must be way too pissed to understand what you just asked. Whenever I’m in London, one thing I’ve always noticed is that the city presents itself to every demographic the same way a working girl presents herself to her clients. There isn’t one person that wants to be here that can’t find something to fall in love with. The narrow road of old timey Fleet Street echoes the songs of Sweeney Todd to the imagination while Big Ben chimes loudly to remind us that it’s been one hundred and fourteen years since Peter Pan led the Darlings towards the second star to the right. If you’ve never been to London but you heard the food may be a bit different from what you’re used to, don’t worry, it is, but only in the best way possible. A western inspired roadhouse serves deep-fried pickles and chili-cheese fries. Or you might come across a Parsi café straight out of old Bombay. I even once found a semi-secret chef’s table, tucked behind a hot dog joint, giving Copenhagen a run for its money. If you haven’t eaten in London, get there as soon as you can- and don’t mind the rain. It makes for some pretty epic rainbows. 

These five amazing people I’m surrounded by in this picture are the main reason I ever come to London. In 2013 while working in New York City, I got a call from my friend Andy (not pictured here) who had been spending some time in London doing a BBC series for television called Cuckoo. He spoke extremely highly of the show, praised it for its dry British humor, and had nothing but wonderful things to say about the entire cast and crew. Unfortunately for him, he knew he wasn’t going to be able to play a recurring character because of scheduling conflicts; hence the phone call. He wasn’t quite sure in what direction the writers would go in order to not only squeeze me in but make sure I had a principle role, but he was one hundred percent certain it was a perfect fit. Over half a year later, I was flying to London, not so ready to play a man raised in a cult, yet willing to forget about every experience I’d ever learned from because none of it was about to do me any good. Tyger, Esther, Helen, Kenneth, Greg, and Matt made me feel so welcome and so at home; all my anxieties and insecurities were very soon forgotten. 

This is my fiancé. She’s a model for IMG and just very recently started acting. We actually just got back from London (which is what this post is about) while I was filming the fourth season of Cuckoo. Her name is Paris. Fitting, right? We met through mutual friends a long time ago and by some extraordinary measure, ended up so ridiculously in love that my own family thinks I’m a nymphomaniac now and probably pretty annoyed that we can’t even stop making love long enough to leave their house and go do it at our own. Because of this quiet but at the same time, really loud fact about us, I was a little weary about Paris’ best friend Baylee coming to visit us without headphones. No, I really did stress that she needed to bring headphones. Irritating my parents was bad enough; I didn’t want to scar the maid of honor as well. After we’d exhausted Baylee’s appetite for London by visiting places like Banya No. 1 and Westfield Stratford City, eating at places like Bar 61 and The Ledbury, and partying at clubs like Fabric and Ministry of Sound, it turns out she was too tired to give much of a shit about the headphones. Unfortunately, my parents had just arrived and weren’t ready to retire at all. Not even in the slightest. In fact, they were so excited to get their British adventure started, they suggested I just let the front desk know they’d like an extra key to the room I was in so that no one would have to worry about coming or going. After a ten hour day on set, I came back to our suite overlooking Hyde Park to find my parents still out on the town and Paris in the living room doing yoga on the floor. Remember how I mentioned her and I are no better than animals in heat? I can’t even recall if this has been my general behavior in any relationship but I do recall what happened when I watched her stretch her body into a downward dog position, teasing me by lifting herself perkily up on her tiptoes, her yoga pants stretching across her ass like a glove, an amused smile playing around her lips as she smiled at me, upside down, between her legs. I also recall what happened as soon as we got to it, completely naked on the living room couch. It was the sound of a key card sliding into the slot. What I do not recall was the key ever sounding that loud and ominous as it did in that moment. We froze, knowing we could run, but what would be the point? The door was already halfway open. In came my parents, pleased as punch about the day they’d had, smiles as clear as a rare day in London...until they spotted Paris and I on the couch, staring horrified at them, two deer in headlights. In case you’re wondering, everyone’s fine now. 

This is the most accurate representation any website has on Greg Davies’ personality. Greg is a six foot eight, forty-nine year old, ninety-two percent alcohol drinking, twenty-five year old girlfriend cradle robbing, pillock and one of my best friends. When I first met him in 2014, I was for some reason pretty confident that the first words out of his mouth were going to be something sarcastic and hilarious. Not because I’d been watching him in Cuckoo and his character actually is sarcastic and hilarious but because sometimes you just know something about someone. Their vibe hits you before they do and let me say, I couldn’t have been less disappointed. Greg is a twenty-one year old trapped in the body of a forty-nine year old. He’s always been the Jack of the group (you remember that movie with Robin Williams where he was a young boy trapped in the body of a much older individual? Yeah, that’s Greg). I was visiting him in 2016 with my friends Emma and Kylie, and my younger sister Makena. Before things got out of control, the way they always do when Greg is involved, we sat around the table playing Texas Hold Em with his married friends who lived next door and he insisted on betting oral sex instead of money. Did I mention he’s one of my best friends? We just wrapped the fourth season of our show and I’d be a little bummed in returning to Los Angeles while he stays behind in London, as I always am, if it weren’t for the fact that he’s a groomsman in my upcoming wedding and he’s coming to Vegas for my bachelor party. Having explained Greg fairly well, I’m sure you understand what that means. His long term girlfriend Jonnice will not be coming. He swears up and down she’ll hate American food. 

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LOVE that this is something I can now do. Thanks Cuckoo. 

Now, my lady and I are back home in Los Angeles, looking forward to spring break with my sister in Miami this April. Amongst other things ;)

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That Fun Flashback To That Spoonful Of Gourmet Challenge - Done I made Desi Devilled Eggs I hard boiled quails eggs, removed the shells & soaked them overnight along with boiled beetroot I very finely diced the boiled beets & pickled them in a mix of water + salt + vinegar + sugar The next day, I halved the eggs lengthwise & scooped out the yolks I tempered oil with green chillies & garlic. Once cooled, I made a smooth paste out of this along with fresh coriander, the scooped out egg yolks, lime juice, salt & mayonnaise I piped this mixture back into the boiled & halved egg whites that had turned pink & topped with tiny dices of the pickled beets & fresh coriander The egginess of the yolks & mayonnaise was perfectly balanced by the freshness of the coriander, the flavourful super fiery foofoo thecha & the pickled beets gave it a different texture & added some tartness & sweetness In my head, it was the perfect bite The use of eggs calls out to the Parsi genes in me The use of thecha (mixture of garlic & green chillies) calls out to the Maharashtrian genes in me The use of beets brings out the heartiness & colourfulness of the Punjabi genes in me I fanned them out like that on these vintage spoons that my mamma @neelam.diddee gifted me to represent my old but free spirit & to represent India's National Bird - The Peacock So there you have it. A gourmet but localized classic. That was essentially me on a spoon I remember thinking, If this doesn't scream @thegutlessfoodie - I don't know what does Clearly it didn't scream loud enough coz I didn't win, but I was very happy with the dish & it's been served & gobbled up by loads of people as a starter with drinks in our home Do you think this describes me in a spoonful? (at Panchshil One North) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxkQxVagssP/?igshid=nighgmet2kwu

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Fun food podcasts to listen to during lockdown

Fun food podcasts to listen to during lockdown

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The Real Food Podcast

No compilation of food podcasts in this country would be complete without a mention of this one, by the seminal food writer and journalist Vikram Doctor. He serves up a wide array of topics: papads in different Indian communities, our country’s tryst with the Marie biscuit (old-school marketing gimmicks always make for interesting stories), bread-baking (bread, not…

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Happy New Year

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20 Important Spiritual Instructions

By Sri Swami Sivananda

These twenty instructions contain the very essence of all Yoga Sadhana, Karma, Bhakti, Jnana and Yoga will all come to one who follows them whole-heartedly. They are the unfailing keys to quick and effective development and culture of the physical, mental, moral and spiritual self of man.

1. BRAHMAMUHURTA

Get up at 4 a.m. daily. This is Brahmamuhurta which is extremely favourable for Sadhana. Do all your morning spiritual Sadhana during this period from 4 a.m. to 6:30 or 7 a.m. Such Sadhana gives quick and maximum progress.

2. ASANA

Sit on Padmasana (lotus pose), Siddhasana (adept's pose) or Sukhasana (any pose you like) for your Japa and meditation for half an hour, facing east or north. Increase the period gradually to three hours. Practice Sirshasana (headstand) and Sarvangasana (shoulderstand) for maintenance of health and Brahmacharya. Take light physical exercises as walking, etc., regularly. Do twenty rounds of easy, comfortable Pranayama (breathing exercises). Do not strain yourself while doing Pranayama.

3. JAPA

You can repeat any Mantra (sacred syllable), such as pure Om or Om Namo Narayanaya, Sri Ram, Sita Ram, Sri Ram Jaya Ram Jaya Jaya Ram, Om Namah Sivaya, Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya, Om Saravanabhavaya Namah, Hari Om, or Gayatri (a sacred Vedic Mantra), according to your taste or inclination, from 108 times to 21,600 times daily. Devotees of Christ may repeat the name Jesus or Hail Mary, Mother of Jesus. Parsis, Sikhs and Muslims may select a name or Mantra from the Zend Avesta, Granth Sahib or Koran respectively.

4. DIETETIC DISCIPLINE

Take Sattvic food. Give up chillies, tamarind, garlic, onion, sour articles, oil, mustard, asafoetida. Observe moderation in diet (Mitahara). Do not overload the stomach. Give up those things which the mind likes best for a fortnight once or twice in a year. Eat simple simple food. Milk and fruits help concentration. Take food as medicine to keep the life going. Eating for enjoyment is a sin. Give up salt and sugar for a week or a fortnight. You must be able to live on rice, dhal and bread without any pickle. Do not ask for extra salt for dhal, and sugar for tea, coffee and milk. People taking non-vegetaraian diet should try their best to gradually give up flesh-eating as completely as possible. They will be immensely benefited.

5. MEDITATION

Have a separate meditation room under lock and key. If this is not possible then a corner of the room should be set apart with a small cloth screen or curtain drawn across. Keep the room spotlessly clean.

6. SVADHYAYA

Study systematically the Gita, Ramayana, Bhagavatam, Vishnu-Sahasranama, Lalita-Sahasranama, Adityahridaya, Upanishads, Yoga Vasishta, Bible, Imitation of Christ, Zend Avesta, Quran, the Tripitakas, the Granth Sahib and other religious books from half an hour to one hour daily, and have Suddha Vichara (pure thoughts).

7. ELEVATE THE MIND

Get by heart some prayer - Slokas (prayer verses), Stotras (hymns) and repeat them as soon as you sit in the Asana before starting Japa or meditation. This will elevate the mind quickly.

8. BRAHMACHARYA

Preserve the vital force (Veerya (seminal energy)) very, very carefully. Veerya is God in motion or manifestation (Vibhuti). Veerya is all power. Veerya is all money. Veerya is the essence of life, thought and intelligence. This instruction is not for bachelors only. Householders also must follow it as far as possible. They must be extremely moderate in their marital connections with their spouse. This is very important.

9. CHARITY

Do charity regularly, every month, or even daily according to your means. Never fail in this item. If necessary forego some personal wants but keep up this charity regularly.

10. HAVE SATSANG

Give up bad company, smoking, meat and alcoholic liquors entirely. Have constant Satsang (association with holy people). Do not develop any evil habits. Deliberately exert to develop positive virtuous qualities.

11. FAST

Fast on Ekadasi (11th day of the Hindu lunar fortnight) or live on milk and fruits only. Christians must fast on alternate Sundays, Muslims on alternate Fridays, and Parsis on a suitable day every fortnight.

12. JAPA MALA

Have a Japa Mala (rosary) around your neck or in your pocket or underneath your pillow at night. This will remind you of God. Twirl the beads during your leisure. You should repeat the Name at all times, whatever task you may be engaged in.

13. OBSERVE MOUNA

Observe Mouna (vow of silence) for a couple of hours daily. Do not make gestures and inarticulate noises during the period of silence.

14. DISCIPLINE OF SPEECH

Speak the truth at all cost. Speak a little. Speak sweetly. Always utter encouraging words. Never condemn, criticize or discourage. Do not raise your voice and shout at little children or subordinates.

15. BE CONTENT

Reduce your wants. If you have four shirts, reduce the number to three or two. Lead a happy, contented life. Avoid unnecessary worry. Be mentally detached. Have plain living and high thinking. Think of those who do not possess even one-tenth of what you have. Share with others.

16. PRACTICE LOVE

Never hurt anybody. Ahimsa Paramo Dharmah (Non-injury is the highest virtue). Control anger by love, Kshama (forgiveness) and Daya (compassion). Serve the sick and the poor with love and affection. This is service of God.

17. BE SELF RELIANT

Do not depend upon servants. Self-reliance is the highest of all virtues.

18. HAVE SELF-ANALYSIS

Think of the mistakes you have committed during the course of the day, just before retiring to bed (self-analysis). Keep a daily spiritual diary and self-correction register as Benjamin Franklin did. Maintain a daily routine and resolve-form. Do not brood over past mistakes.

19. DO YOUR DUTY

Remember that death is awaiting you at every moment. Never fail to fulfil your duties. Have pure conduct (Sadachara).

20. REMEMBER GOD

Think of God as soon as you wake up and just before you go to sleep, and at all other times whether engaged in any work or not. Repeat His Name always. Surrender yourself completely to God (Saranagati).

This is the essence of all spiritual Sadhana. It will lead you to liberation. All these spiritual canons must be rigidly observed. You must not give any leniency to the mind.

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New good food destination: Chef’s home | Gurgaon News

Popular in Bengaluru, Mumbai and Pune, the appeal of food pop-ups is trying to find room in the brick-and-mortar tradition of Delhi-NCR. They might not stick to one place for long, but the culture is here to stay, a logical corollary of the shrinking spaces and high rentals in metros. Sakshi Virmani and Sharad Kohli report on an eating-out trend that’s hosted at the chef’s home, making the experience much more personal. “I find pop-ups are personal — strangers turn into friends after one pop-up itself,” Sneha Saikia says with a laugh. For people in search of food with a backstory and atmosphere, or sometimes nostalgia, pop-ups have become must-save dates in the calendar. “Customers are looking for an experience in an intimate space,” says Osama Jalali, food historian and home chef. “They’re also looking for authenticity, which fine-dining cannot always bring.” Through pop-ups, he adds, one can appreciate the full range and delights of India’s food heritage. “Many Assamese pop-ups are coming up, for example, because people want to go beyond the regular fare.” In Delhi-NCR, the concept hasn’t gained as much acceptance as it has elsewhere, believes Srikant Vijaykar, one half of a duo that’s on a journey of introducing the lesser-known but delicious Pathare Prabhu cuisine. Still, whether the venue is a Mumbai flat or a sprawling Delhi ‘kothi’, the pop-up is bringing on a platter the country’s culinary diversity. On a plate, with love For long, food pop-ups have been part of India’s streetscape, in the form of makeshift stalls around which hungry folks would gather. Now, cuisines from regions across the land are being curated by home chefs, who are digging through old recipes and older ingredients to present local gastronomic cultures to an eager audience. When Sunetra and Srikant Vijaykar moved to Gurgaon from Mumbai in 2016, they knew little of how unique their cuisine was. “The Vijaykars are a very small community from Maharashtra, the Pathare Prabhu community — worldwide, we number over 6,000, even smaller than the Parsis,” says Sunetra. In fact, there is, as Srikant points out, more Gujarati and Rajasthani influence in their cuisine than there is Maharashtrian. The couple’s pop-ups, organised every three months at their Gurgaon pad, usually accommodate around 15 people. Each time, the response is phenomenal. Little wonder, considering the mouthwatering preparations that are served up. “Some of our popular dishes are Paplet Bhujane, a white pomfret curry; Chimboree che Khadkhadle, crabs cooked in Pathare Prabhu sambar masala and lots of garlic; Gode Mutton, a mutton curry made with sambar masala; and Karandiche Lonache, shrimps in homemade pickle masala,” says Sunetra. Before every pop-up, the Vijaykars fly in fresh food from Mumbai, where their events are more regular and attract the crowds. Srikant reasons it might have something to do with the palate, since Pathare Prabhu cuisine boasts more flavours than spice. A marketing professional, he is currently translating ‘Gruhini-Mitra’, one of the earliest known Indian cookbooks in which are chronicled old Pathare Prabhu dishes. This table busts myths At her CR Park home, Sneha Saikia serves dollops of Bhut Jolokia chutney, steamed squash, black-sesame baby potatoes and Manxo (mutton) curry, with rice on the side, on a fresh banana leaf and Kansa plate. Her ‘Table for 6’ acquaints north Indians with the delectable food of the northeast. Five years ago, Saikia noticed disparaging remarks online about food from the region. “When I joined food groups on social media, I used to see foul comments about the cuisine. A lot of people still think we eat insects, that our food is visually unattractive to north Indians. I thought, let me invite people over and show them what we cook,” says Saikia, who also makes Bodo and Khasi food. She recalls an incident where a college girl booked the table for the birthday of a friend, who was Assamese. “The birthday boy was so happy, he was almost in tears; he described it as the best gift ever. People from almost all ethnicities have come and enjoyed this food,” Saikia adds. Then there’s Anchal Bhatia, who runs Tastesutra, a quaint cooking studio in Lajpat Nagar. She also holds pop-ups, including one she called Hidden Culinary Gems, in which guests were served regional preparations that have become rare, among them Bel Sherbet (with nolen gur and amaranth seeds), Kathal ke Kabab, Chicken Ghee Roast (with ragi appam), and Hyderabadi Baghaar-e-Baingan. Bhatia’s labour of love is India on a Thali. Yet, it’s not just in homes that the phenomenon of the pop-up is playing out. Hotels and restaurants, too, have embraced the concept, as have spaces like clubs in high-end condominiums. “It’s likely that chefs in hotels might not be conversant with a certain cuisine, so hotels can host pop-ups by a chef who would specialise in a certain regional cuisine,” informs Jalali. The economics behind pop-ups is pretty straightforward, for what drives the home chefs is not profit but a passion to create a memorable experience around food. They spend on the ingredients, while the guests pay for the experience. Alternately, the organiser of a pop-up at a restaurant or hotel gets paid by the establishment in question. Further, if it’s happening in town, you would get to know about it through word of mouth, and your circle of fellow foodies. Or, of course, through the ubiquitous social media. Making memories over food At the end of the day, nothing beats the informality of strangers coming together to break bread at a table. Or, more traditionally, sitting on the floor, among carpets and bolsters and around a dastarkhwan, bonding over a daawat. “It allows people the opportunity to sit down to a meal with a Muslim family, and it gives us the chance to host them,” conveys Jalali, of a very personal experience. Besides, where else can you learn about ingredients like bitter brinjal, Burmese coriander or single clove garlic? These are difficult to procure in Delhi, so Saikia began growing them here (or, asking anyone visiting from Assam to bring some along). “In our Assamese platter, you will find all the flavours — Khar is alkaline, for spice we have Bhut Jolokia chutney, for a little tangy flavour we have Masor Tenga (tomato fish curry), and steamed vegetables to balance the hotness,” she explains. “In winters, at one of the pop-ups, I introduced silkworms and red ant eggs that my cousin had sent me from Assam. Everybody was apprehensive at first but when they tried, they loved it.” Indeed, food can make misapprehensions disappear and bring communities closer. So, the age-old Indian tradition of hospitality is alive. Meanwhile, at Saikia’s pop-ups, every scrumptious meal ends with a steaming brew of comfort. “We have retained the British tea culture for community interaction in the afternoon,” she says.

from CVR News Direct https://cvrnewsdirect.com/new-good-food-destination-chefs-home-gurgaon-news/

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The Art Of Pickling: A Look At Parsi Pickle Varieties

I bet you did know that the largest pickle jar measures 1.5 m in height (4 ft 11 in) and 1.1 m in diameter (3 ft 7 in), accomplished by the Municipality of Çubuk (Turkey) on 13 September 2018. This is as per The Guinness World Record. Pickling is a heritage art that has been preserving the goodness of fruits and vegetables. Pickles are those alluring tangy treats that add extra flour to any meal you are having. You can savour them with a burger or as a side dish or munch directly from the jar. Pickles are mainly fruits or vegetables that are preserved in vinegar, salt water, or any other acidic liquid added with spices and flavouring. Pickles are characterized as sometimes tangy, spicy, and even sweet. Among all the pickles from around the globe, Parsi pickles have a special place because of their rich tradition and the way they blend different culinary influences. In this blog, we are going to learn about pickles and the different types of pickles prepared in the Parsi culture.

The Story of Our Antique Pickles

Pickles were first introduced by the historic civilization of Mesopotamia where people were served cucumbers preserved in saltwater or as they used to call it Brine. Thousands of years ago the main reason for pickling was to store food for a long duration of time before refrigerators were invented. Parsi pickles go way back to when the Zoroastrian community migrated from Persia and settled in India and the Parsi taste met the authentic Indian spices and cuisine. These pickles started becoming an inseparable addition to the Parsi households as they started having them with rice curries and every other dish. These pickles then started captivating attention all over India as they used to be served and sold at Parsi-owned restaurants and shops. Parsi Pickles personifies a cultural bridge depicting the way culinary traditions can blend over time and borders. From Persia to India these recipes have adapted and absorbed diverse culinary influences making them a unique blend and one-of-a-kind pickles.

Trends in Pickling: A Modern Reincarnation of Tradition

In recent years, Parsi pickles have experienced a revival, reflecting broader trends in the culinary world. The renewed interest in pickling aligns with the sustainable living movement and the endeavours to reduce food waste. Parsi pickles epitomize the very essence of making the most out of seasonal bounties and prolonging their deliciousness.

Diversity of Parsi Pickles

1. Mangoes

Varieties: Achaar, Ambli, Keri no Murabbo, chunda.

Mangoes are a favourite fruit for pickling, and in the Parsi tradition, they are transformed into various forms, such as traditional mango pickles, a sweet and tangy preserve (Ambli), and a spiced mango murabba (Keri no Murabbo).

2. Lemons

Varieties: Limbu nu Achaar, Lemon Pickle, limbu khajur

Lemons are used to creating Limbu nu Achaar, a zesty and tangy pickle that adds a burst of flavour to various dishes. Additionally, there’s a specific Lemon Pickle variety that showcases the bright, citrusy taste of lemons.

3. Fish

Varieties: Gharab Nu Achar, Bumbla Nu Tarapori Patiyo.

Fish is an integral part of Parsi cuisine, and these 2 fish pickles are very tasty and an amazing flavour to food for non-vegetarians.

4. Prawns

Variety: Kolmi no Patio.

Prawns are used to make Kolmi no Patio, a delicious and tangy prawn pickle that combines the unique taste of prawns with Parsi spices.

5. Carrots

Variety: Gajar ka Achaar, lagan nu achar.

Carrots are turned into Gajar no Achaar, a delightful pickle that combines the earthy sweetness of carrots with savoury spices.

6. Dates

Variety: Khajoor no Achhar, Limbu khajur achar.

Dates are transformed into Khajoor no Achhar, a sweet and slightly spicy pickle that marries the natural sweetness of dates with aromatic spices.

7. Garlic

Variety: Lasan no Achhar.

Garlic is used to create Lasan no Achhar, a pungent and flavourful pickle that showcases the bold taste of garlic with spices, making it a delightful accompaniment.

Wrapping Up

In closing, Parsi pickles are not mere condiments; they are a testament to a rich cultural legacy and an unwavering commitment to tradition. As they journey through history, adapting to contemporary trends while offering a wide spectrum of flavours, they become an irresistible addition to your culinary exploration. At The Parsi Store , we are passionate about preserving and sharing the culinary treasures of the Parsi community. With a diverse selection of Parsi pickles and other exquisite offerings, our website is your portal to this unique heritage.

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Top Bread/Naan Delicacies to Try in Orlando

Top Bread/Naan Delicacies to Try in Orlando

It is certain fact that bread delicacies offer strength and energy. It is constantly flaky, layered as well as delicious. Along these lines, if you are in Orlando, and wanted to taste what best bread delicacies to try; this post clarifies everything under a single rooftop. The following are the finest breads to try in Orlando.

Onion Kulcha

Onion Kulcha is a well-known Northern Indian Recipe which can be served in Breakfast and Dinner. As name itself specifies inclusion of Onion in Onion Kulcha, but how about Kulcha? So, Kulcha is a sort of mildly leavened flatbread that has been originated from Indian Subcontinent.

Wondering about added ingredients? It just consists of Flours, Onions, Salt, Green Chilies, Baking Powder, along with Chopped Coriander.

Regardless of whether you are in Orlando; it won’t be a hard battle to look at eateries that can serve you with this retreat. The best deal is – just effortlessly visit us and let us serve you with this delight to fill your heart with joy, and make your day extra special at large.

On top of everything, you can try Onion Kulcha with:

Mixed Sizzle Platter Masala

Chole (Spicy Chickpeas), Raita (Yogurt containing chopped cucumber, or other vegetables, and spices) and Onion Chutney (Combination of Golden, Soft and Sticky Onions, Chili & Black Pepper)

Tandoori Shrimp (Is perfectly Marinated & Grilled Indian Tandoori Shrimp Skewers)

In this way, whether it is Sunday, or other week day, when Onion Kulcha would be presented with any of these add-ons, you would without a doubt love the combination.

Mint Paratha

Mint Paratha is crispy, flaky, layered, mint flavored whole wheat flatbread, and is standout among the most famous bread treats in India, that is also so flavorful to serve with curds and pickles.

It’s super yummy, and comes to totally satisfying you.

Wondering about ingredients? It consists of Wheat Flour, Salt, Oil, Cumin Powder, Pepper Powder, Dry Mint Leaves and Salt.

You can try Mint Paratha with:

Rogan Josh (Is an Indian Dish of Curried Meat, Typically Lamb, in a rich Tomato-based Sauce)

Butter Chicken (Dish has been originated from the Indian Subcontinent, is of Chicken in a Mildly Spiced Tomato Sauce)

Banjari Gosht (Is a delicious Dish prepared from Mutton, Yogurt, and Spices)

Sali Boti (A Parsi Mutton Curry With Prominent Flavors of Tomatoes, Onions, Jaggery and Vinegar)

Beef Vindaloo (Is a dish of Meat, Marinated in Wine & Garlic)

Chana Masala (Is made using Boiled Chickpeas, Tomatoes and Garam Masala)

You can enjoy this nutritious Mint Paratha additionally stuffed with generous amount of mint spice and leaves, plus Dal Makhni in lunch, alongside juice and succulent onions and capsicum. Won’t this make a great deal?

Things being what they are! So, would you like to imagine having – Aromatic Gravies, Moist and Tender Meat, Spicy Vegetables, Plus Soft Textured Mint Paratha at your Dining Table with your Beloved Ones? If yes, you totally nail it since it will be delightful and dazzling at large.

Kashmiri Naan

Some or the other ways out – when it comes to serving flavors, taking care of Indian Heritage, it simply occurs with perfection and authenticity. If we relate anything about Kashmiri Naan, first think comes is; Kashmiri Naan is tasty bread delicacy of Northern Indian Subcontinent.

Wondering about added ingredients? It consists of White Flour, Whole Milk, Vegetable Oil, Granulated Sugar, Baking Powder as well as Salt.

You can try Kashmiri Naan with:

Kashmiri Dum Aloo (Is a very delicious Indian Dish generally made from baby potatoes, slow cooked in a Spicy Gravy)

Potato Green Peas Curry

Mixed Fried Rice and Garlic Chicken (Stir Fried with Whole Garlic Cloves, then Simmered with Chinese Cooking Wine and Chicken Stock until tender)

Mutton Rogan Josh (Is a Kashmiri Style Lamb Curry made with Spices like Funnel Seeds and Dry Ginger)

In this way, in the event that you want to taste an authentic, irresistible and elegant Kashmiri (Indian) Naan, do visit us at our restaurant.

The amazing part is – you can likewise pair Kashmiri Naan in mildly creamy Chicken Korma, along with cashew nut gravy.

Just wanted to know – won’t it be like giving your-self a kind of party?

Tandoori Roti

Fresh and Yummy Tandoori Roti is exceptionally well-known Indian unleavened flatbread recipe traditionally made in Tandoor (A round clay oven).

Wondering about added ingredients? It consists of whole wheat flour, salt as needed and water as required.

It is likewise a dense carbohydrate source to keep our body healthy and energetic throughout the day.

With that said – You can try Tandoori Roti with:

Kadhai Paneer (Indian Cottage Cheese or Paneer cooked in Onion Tomato Gravy with Kadhai Masala)

Paneer Chili (Is an Indo-Chinese Appetizer stuffed with spicy & tangy stir fried Cottage Cheese Dish)

Chicken Tangri Kabab (Is most often made with skinless Chicken Drumsticks)

Butter Chicken (Is creamy & packed full of flavor to compliment Chicken)

Sounds everything cool and classy? Would you consider – A party without Tandoori Roti, along with crunchy vivid veggies as well as cheese is genuinely incomplete?

In additional, would you like Tandoori Roti, plus other perfect blend of Indian spices at MyntOrlando Restaurant? You can likewise try the bread with smoky flavor of the marinated and tandoor-cooked Paneer to satisfy taste-buds.

On a sweeter note – the time has come to give your palate a burst of flavors with Tandoori Roti. So, visit us and enjoy this mouth-watering bread with amazingly presented Indian recipes today!!

Final Thoughts

Bread is essential to Indian Cuisine. Just have a quick question – When it comes to enjoying delightful Indian Food in Orlando, what would you like to prefer to the most?

Let’s say – Hot and fresh Bread Delicacies, when presented with great love. In consideration to every bread delicacies, if you accompany them with tangy pickled carrots as well as onions, it would turn into a perfect indulgence.

Looking for perfect family restaurant, no need to search for the restaurants anymore. We provide our customers with the most elegant tasteful cuisines and delicacies, and giving attention and significance to necessity of eye-catching ambience and atmosphere at large. In this way, we always let our customers feel homely environment to make sure they sit-back, relax and enjoy flavorful food in our restaurant.

Enjoy the mouth-watering Indian Food Dishes only at Mynt Orlando Restaurant today!!

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Mumbai: Get ready for Diwali Flea Fest at 1BHK along with Knotty Tales

... Basket which includes zesty items like Kashmiri Kahwa chai and gluten-free cookies to go with it, saffron and almond tea cake, Parsi carrot and raisin pickle jar, Diwali sweets like sugar-free multigrain ladoos, karnji, dried tropical fruits and ... http://dlvr.it/Qp53l6

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Heat-Open-Eat! The Super Convenience of RTE Food

It’s never been so easy to put together a delicious meal! Shop shelves are overflowing with packages of Ready-to-Eat (RTE) food – and the variety of cuisines and dishes grows everyday as food companies introduce new items to tempt the consumer’s appetite. Parsi dhansak; Punjabi chole, Rajma-chawal, Matar-Paneer and Dal Makhani; South Indian Rasam, Sambar-rice, Lemon-rice and Bisibelebhath; Nawabi Kaju-halwa or Biryani – the choices abound.

Contemporary urban Indian lifestyles, with working women, nuclear families, higher income levels, long commutes and paucity of time for cooking, are firing this market. This type of food saves time and labour. It has extended shelf-life and is available off the market shelves – so demand grows at a healthy pace.

What’s more, these products provide variety and are tasty to eat. The advancements in food processing and packaging technology have made it possible to protect the flavours and extend the shelf-life of these products. So buyers feel more confident about the quality and hygiene aspects of such foods.

A key performer in this success story is Nichrome’s Pick-Fill-Seal (PFS8) machine. For ready-to-eat food packaging and ready-to-cook food packaging, this Horizontal Form Fill Seal Machine from Tot pack, Spain is an 8 station packaging machine with Versatile Rotary Technology, providing multiple pouch shape packaging solutions to many industries. 3-side seal, 4-side seal, and standup pouch, standup with zipper, stand up with spout or even customized shapes – the PFS8 offers all formats.

The PFS8 machine is sturdy and compact, operator friendly, easy-to-clean and maintain. The high precision machine is controlled through a PLC, with the latest synchronized motion Servo System. It is available in hygienic Stainless Steel Construction as an option.

Nichrome’s Pick-Fill-Seal machines present an advanced variant of packaging technology that enables 2 or 3 different fillers to dispense multiple types of ingredients in the same pouch. The machines conveniently pack a wide variety of ready-to-eat foods in eye-catching innovative shapes while maintaining freshness of the products.

A special advantage of this European trendsetter is its versatility. It offers multiple filler options for diverse applications. Besides the RTE Filler for foods such as Palak Paneer, Dal Makhani, Butter Chicken, Biryani, Gravies, Matar Paneer, Punjabi Chhole, Punjabi Kadhi, Rajma Masala, etc., there is the Multi head Filler for packaging dry products such as Snacks, Dry Fruits & Nuts, Confectionaries, High Count Biscuits, Namkeen, Soya Chunks, Pasta, Shortcut Vermicelli, and Frozen Foods & Dry Fish.

With a Piston Filler, the PFS8 transforms into a ketchup packaging machine, and also packs other viscous products like Pastes, Pickles, Sauces, Soup, Curry, Fruit Pulps, Ghee, Vanaspati, and Edible Oil.

Other Fillers include the Gravity Filler for liquids like milk, juices, health drinks, wine, etc.; the Linear/Gate Weigher for granular products like Tea, Sugar, Rice, Pulses, Seeds; the Servo Auger Filler for powders like ORS, Pharmaceutical Powder, Spice Powder, Milk Powder, Coffee, Health Drinks, Instant Mixes, Premixes, etc.; and Cup Filler for free flowing powders & granular products.

For players in the RTE and RTC business, Nichrome offers the expertise and experience to partner for success. Visit www.nichrome.com

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Down with a bad case of cold again, so had to have some warm and comforting food. That is exactly what I saw in the rice, dhandar and Kolmi Patio from Firdy , ordered it through @swiggyindia . The sublime Dal was steamy , creamy with garlic and cumin. Just the kind to have with sweet and sour prawn patio, classic flavors of onion, tomato and vinegar. This is not the best but I also had some south Indian intervention through the fantastic Gongura Pachadi from @travellincurls and some pork and horsegram stir fry made by moi. Sorrel leaves (Gongura) have a lovely tart flavor which makes it an excellent ingredient to make a pickle with. The sesame oil was also used to stir fry , horsegram , pork, garlic , curry leaves and boriya chillies. Horsegram is called as muthira which not surprisingly rhymes with kuthira which means horse in malayalam! No wonder it packs enough nutrition to keep the horses galloping. A wholesome, hearty surf and turf dinner! #parsi #southindian #fusion #dinner #hearty #wholesome #prawns #patio #parsee #bhonu #indianfood #foodstagram #eatclean #dal #lentils #horsegram #eatclean #glutenfree #eeeeeats #nomnomnom #instapic #instafood #menwhocook #foodloose #bombay #indiagram