In a land where "mama ke haath ka khana" (mom's homemade food) is the gold standard of cuisine, a new contender is entering the culinary ring: organic food. Yes, the humble carrot is now vying for attention alongside spicy samosas and butter-laden parathas, and it's doing so with a health halo and a smug sense of superiority. Sumita Chakraborty, Editor-in-chief, TheGlitz delves into why organic food is catching on in India faster than you can say "quinoa salad"?
Celebrating International Yoga Day doesn't stop after your final pose. Finding healthy and delicious food to refuel your body after a challenging practice is essential for optimal recovery and continued well-being. Luckily, we have a food guide with a vibrant selection of restaurants and cloud kitchens for all the health-conscious foodies out there. TheGlitz explores...
Salads have emerged as the unsung heroes of our daily menu. Once relegated to the sidelines of meals, salads are now taking center stage, captivating taste buds and nourishing bodies like never before. From bustling city streets to suburban kitchens, the rise of salads is palpable, as people everywhere recognize the importance of incorporating fresh, nutrient-rich ingredients into their diets. Join TheGlitz on a 'salad'icious sojourn. Enjoy!
Pinky Chandan Dixit is indeed a multi-faceted 'food' creator and restaurateur. Armed with a degree in Hotel Management from Sophia Polytechnic and a Diploma from the prestigious Le Cordon Bleu, London, Pinky Chandan Dixit stands as the powerhouse behind Mumbai's iconic dining destination – Soam, a contemporary Indian restaurant specializing in home-style comfort cooking, Aamchee and Wraps & Rolls. Here, Pinky Chandan Dixit tells TheGlitz about her milestones and more...