Author: Samuel Jinovi

Maharashtra contains several food traditions rather than one uniform cuisine. Coastal, plateau and inland areas have different ingredients and cooking habits. Understanding Maharashtrian Food provides a regional introduction with practical context. Editorial…

Mumbai is a useful lens for understanding how food changes when people, ingredients and traditions meet. Mumbai’s Everyday Food Culture reflects a city where home cooking, regional migration and street-food culture continually…

Maharashtra contains several food traditions rather than one uniform cuisine. Coastal, plateau and inland areas have different ingredients and cooking habits. The Role of Bhakri in Maharashtrian Cooking provides a regional introduction…

Poha is a familiar breakfast and snack ingredient in many parts of India, with especially strong associations in western and central India. Poha and the Indian Breakfast Table looks at texture, preparation…

Konkan cooking reflects a coastal environment where rice, coconut, seafood, souring ingredients and local produce all play important roles. Konkan Flavours and Ingredients introduces those flavours without reducing the region to a…

Kokum is strongly associated with the flavours of western India, especially in dishes where acidity is important. Kokum in Western Indian Cuisine looks at flavour, storage and regional context. Editorial note: This…

Maharashtra contains several food traditions rather than one uniform cuisine. Coastal, plateau and inland areas have different ingredients and cooking habits. Maharashtrian Spices Worth Knowing provides a regional introduction with practical context.…

Maharashtra contains several food traditions rather than one uniform cuisine. Coastal, plateau and inland areas have different ingredients and cooking habits. How Food Traditions Differ Across Maharashtra provides a regional introduction with…