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March 16, 2012
Blogroll Gazette: The Cool Kids in Food, Culinary Comic Books
This week in food blogs ... The Daily Meal lists the 60-plus coolest people in food and drink. As part of a series of illustrated guides to international spreads, Food Republic shows how to put together a French charcuterie platter. Edible Geography investigates food vendors on bikes in Mumbai. ... More >>
Blogs
October 12, 2011
Nylon Khaman at Bombay Fast Food, Dish No. 1
The beloved Gujarati snack khaman dhokla has a texture and flavor something like cornbread. It's made by soaking, grinding, and fermenting lentils, much the same way as dosas are fabricated.
Film
January 19, 2011
Dhobi Ghat (Mumbai Diaries) Only as Interesting as Its Peripheral Details
The beloved Gujarati snack khaman dhokla has a texture and flavor something like cornbread. It's made by soaking, grinding, and fermenting lentils, much the same way as dosas are fabricated.
Blogs
December 17, 2010
Where to Dine By the Fire; An Interview with Le Pain Quotidien Founder
The CDC's Division of Foodborne, Waterborne and Environmental Diseases has found that one in six Americans gets sick, as opposed to one in four, which was previously reported. [WebMD] A 90-year-old Harlem man mugged after leaving a Key Food received $500 in cash and $500 in gift cards from t ... More >>
Voice Choices
October 20, 2010
HARDCORE DRAMA
Bollywood gets serious
Film
October 6, 2010
Two Indias: The Have and Have-Nots of Bombay Summer
Bollywood gets serious
Blogs
August 12, 2010
Jehangir Mehta: Mumbai Food Memories, Mehtaphor Planning
After working at Aix, Compass, and Jean-Georges, chef Jehangir Mehta opened Graffiti in 2007. He's one of the few chefs to have worked professionally in both pastry and savory kitchens, and his cooking style features both sweet and savory flavors. It also combines Indian, Southeast Asian, and ... More >>
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July 21, 2010
Curry Kitchen, New on 8th Street
If you should happen to get denied at the door of Rabbit in the Moon, the new bizarre "gastropub" with a bouncer, you could go right across the street to check out a new Indian restaurant called Curry Kitchen, which has been open for three weeks.
Blogs
June 25, 2010
Where Should I Go For a Weekend Eating Crawl?
Include newcomer Eighth Avenue Noodles on your noodle crawlWelcome to this week's installment of Ask the Critics. If you have a question--any question!--you'd like answered in this column, email us. This week, Amol M. asks: "Can you suggest a weekend excursion/eating crawl in the five borou ... More >>
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April 16, 2010
Tabla's Floyd Cardoz on Goan Food, Culture Shock in the Kitchen, and Pleasing the Parents
Floyd Cardoz has been the executive chef of Tabla since it opened in 1998. His ability to synthesize Indian and Western flavors and techniques, creating original but rooted food, is matchless in New York. Tabla recently merged its two entities--Tabla and Bread Bar---into one, and offers an &a ... More >>
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November 25, 2009
Our 10 Best Meals Under $6
Prosperity Dumpling's sesame pancake with beef is so cheap ($1.75) that you can also afford an order of dumplings The principal lure of the cheap eat is, of course, its cheapness. But ultra-affordable food often has more going for it than thriftiness. The best are found in interesting ... More >>
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August 21, 2009
Our 10 Best: Indian Restaurants
The glory of Indian food is its infinite variety. Think about it. An enormous region--we're including Pakistan and Bangladesh--with cultures that go back thousands of years, including influences from foreign invaders as diverse as the Mughals, the Portuguese and the English. Food from almost ... More >>
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July 23, 2009
Regional Indian Cooking: Making Chapatis
Chapatis are simple, griddled whole-wheat flatbreads, a staple over much of India. In some places they're called rotis, but in Mumbai, where my husband's family is from, it's chapatis all the way, eaten with almost every meal no matter how basic or extravagant. His grandmother's chapatis are legen ... More >>
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July 22, 2009
Battle of the Dishes: Gobi Manchurian in Floral Park, Queens
Left: Gobi Manchurian from Mumbai Xpress; Right: Masala 2 Wok's version. This week's battle of the dishes pits two different renditions of the Indo-Chinese classic gobi (cauliflower) Manchurian against each other. The restaurants, Mumbai Xpress and Masala 2 Wok, are right next to each other. I ... More >>
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May 27, 2009
The Early Word--Aamchi Pao (Best Vada Pav in Manhattan?)
Left, keema pao, right, vada pao For years, I've been predicting (and hoping) that there will be an Indian street food explosion similar to the banh mi craze, enabling me to eat papri chaat and vada pav anytime of day in any part of the city. (And I've been saying it well before Tom Colicchio got i ... More >>
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March 9, 2009
DIY Mumbai Sandwich
The Mumbai grilled sandwich at Mumbai Xpress was first brought to my attention by Eating in Translation, and a few visits to the Mumbai street food restaurant made it obvious that the place deserved to get a full review. But if you want to try the sandwich (alternatively called a Mumbai or Bombay sa ... More >>
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March 4, 2009
Fork in the Road Loves Floral Park, Queens
Floral Park, Queens is my new favorite neighborhood. It's on the eastern edge of the borough, bordering Nassau County, and it's home to a large and growing Indian population. There are well-stocked South Asian grocery stores, like Patel Brothers and Subzi Mandi, sweets and snacks shops, and many re ... More >>
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February 27, 2009
Slumdog To Be a Broadway Musical?
The Daily News has reported that the Oscar winning phenomenon Slumdog Millionaire is being turned into a musical and it might even be headed to Broadway. Before you vomit, please realize that they're doing this to raise money for Mumbai kids--hopefully the same ones that didn't get paid to be in t ... More >>
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February 9, 2009
Starbucks Trying to Seem Affordable
In an attempt to seem recession-affordable, Starbucks is rolling out a new breakfast pairing promotion where $3.95 will get you a latte and and an oatmeal or coffee cake.[WSJ]In Indiana, a rising demand for local, organic produce is resulting in a big increase in the number of small farms.[Chicago T ... More >>
Film
February 4, 2009
Luck By Chance Does Fluffy Bollywood Satire
In an attempt to seem recession-affordable, Starbucks is rolling out a new breakfast pairing promotion where $3.95 will get you a latte and and an oatmeal or coffee cake.[WSJ]In Indiana, a rising demand for local, organic produce is resulting in a big increase in the number of small farms.[Chicago T ... More >>
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January 15, 2009
Floral Park: A Lesser Known Little India
Vada Pav from Mumbai XpressThe neighborhood of Floral Park, Queens, is located as far east as you can go and still be in New York City. The neighborhood cozies up against the Nassau County line, and is made up of wide, quiet streets lined with small brick houses with yards. It also happens to be hom ... More >>
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January 1, 2009
Happy New Year
Peter McManus', Chelsea, shortly after midnight We'd been warned that Times Square could be hit with a "Mumbai-style attack" on New Year's Eve, so only about a million people showed up. (The celebration in Aspen, Colorado didn't fare so well, but they sure had fun in New Orleans.) On TV Kathy G ... More >>
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December 29, 2008
Regional Indian Home Cooking: Marathi Spiced Shrimp
Spiced shrimp, Marathi-styleYou know how you find the same thick-gravied saag paneer and rogan josh at every neighborhood Indian restaurant? Aside from those standard Punjabi-style spots, we're lucky that we also have lots of south Indian restaurants in New York, some of them great, where we can go ... More >>
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December 23, 2008
Hanukkah Fun Continues
Spiced shrimp, Marathi-styleYou know how you find the same thick-gravied saag paneer and rogan josh at every neighborhood Indian restaurant? Aside from those standard Punjabi-style spots, we're lucky that we also have lots of south Indian restaurants in New York, some of them great, where we can go ... More >>
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December 9, 2008
Singha's Pizza Now Serving Frankies
Spiced shrimp, Marathi-styleYou know how you find the same thick-gravied saag paneer and rogan josh at every neighborhood Indian restaurant? Aside from those standard Punjabi-style spots, we're lucky that we also have lots of south Indian restaurants in New York, some of them great, where we can go ... More >>
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December 8, 2008
Mumbai mastermind reported captured
Spiced shrimp, Marathi-styleYou know how you find the same thick-gravied saag paneer and rogan josh at every neighborhood Indian restaurant? Aside from those standard Punjabi-style spots, we're lucky that we also have lots of south Indian restaurants in New York, some of them great, where we can go ... More >>
Blogs
December 8, 2008
U.S. to GM CEO: Take a hike
Spiced shrimp, Marathi-styleYou know how you find the same thick-gravied saag paneer and rogan josh at every neighborhood Indian restaurant? Aside from those standard Punjabi-style spots, we're lucky that we also have lots of south Indian restaurants in New York, some of them great, where we can go ... More >>
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December 4, 2008
Lemon aid: Please bail out Edsel!
Spiced shrimp, Marathi-styleYou know how you find the same thick-gravied saag paneer and rogan josh at every neighborhood Indian restaurant? Aside from those standard Punjabi-style spots, we're lucky that we also have lots of south Indian restaurants in New York, some of them great, where we can go ... More >>
Blogs
December 1, 2008
Staten Islander Escaped Mumbai Massacre
Spiced shrimp, Marathi-styleYou know how you find the same thick-gravied saag paneer and rogan josh at every neighborhood Indian restaurant? Aside from those standard Punjabi-style spots, we're lucky that we also have lots of south Indian restaurants in New York, some of them great, where we can go ... More >>
Blogs
December 1, 2008
Hillary? Watch Obama like a hawk.
Spiced shrimp, Marathi-styleYou know how you find the same thick-gravied saag paneer and rogan josh at every neighborhood Indian restaurant? Aside from those standard Punjabi-style spots, we're lucky that we also have lots of south Indian restaurants in New York, some of them great, where we can go ... More >>
Blogs
November 28, 2008
Reasons to Be Ungrateful: Mumbai, Mall Violence, Parking Tickets
Spiced shrimp, Marathi-styleYou know how you find the same thick-gravied saag paneer and rogan josh at every neighborhood Indian restaurant? Aside from those standard Punjabi-style spots, we're lucky that we also have lots of south Indian restaurants in New York, some of them great, where we can go ... More >>
Blogs
November 12, 2008
Fork in the Road Gorges on Chaat
Spiced shrimp, Marathi-styleYou know how you find the same thick-gravied saag paneer and rogan josh at every neighborhood Indian restaurant? Aside from those standard Punjabi-style spots, we're lucky that we also have lots of south Indian restaurants in New York, some of them great, where we can go ... More >>
Film
November 12, 2008
Bollywood meets Hollywood in Danny Boyle's Slumdog Millionaire
Spiced shrimp, Marathi-styleYou know how you find the same thick-gravied saag paneer and rogan josh at every neighborhood Indian restaurant? Aside from those standard Punjabi-style spots, we're lucky that we also have lots of south Indian restaurants in New York, some of them great, where we can go ... More >>
Film
November 5, 2008
Mahindra Indo-American Arts Council Film Festival
Spiced shrimp, Marathi-styleYou know how you find the same thick-gravied saag paneer and rogan josh at every neighborhood Indian restaurant? Aside from those standard Punjabi-style spots, we're lucky that we also have lots of south Indian restaurants in New York, some of them great, where we can go ... More >>
Blogs
March 25, 2008
In Search of Vada Pav
Spiced shrimp, Marathi-styleYou know how you find the same thick-gravied saag paneer and rogan josh at every neighborhood Indian restaurant? Aside from those standard Punjabi-style spots, we're lucky that we also have lots of south Indian restaurants in New York, some of them great, where we can go ... More >>
Blogs
September 7, 2005
Morning Report 9/7/05
The POTUS As Putz
Spiced shrimp, Marathi-styleYou know how you find the same thick-gravied saag paneer and rogan josh at every neighborhood Indian restaurant? Aside from those standard Punjabi-style spots, we're lucky that we also have lots of south Indian restaurants in New York, some of them great, where we can go ... More >>
Books
September 7, 2004
Bombay Screams
A native son's paean to India's most populous metropolis
Film
August 24, 2004
Film
A native son's paean to India's most populous metropolis
Theater
April 27, 2004
Bollywood plus Broadway equals an Unoriginal Caste Album
A native son's paean to India's most populous metropolis
Film
June 10, 2003
Carnival Ride
Spinning in Infinity
Dining
April 29, 2003
Getting Your Goat
Where in the World Is Dhaka Hazi?
Books
October 1, 2002
Off Balance
Rohinton Mistry's 'Family Matters'
Music
June 11, 2002
Fearless Game
Rohinton Mistry's 'Family Matters'
News
April 30, 2002
Bully for Bollywood
With 'Lagaan,' the Indian Movie Industry Is Poised to Cross Over
Film
February 5, 2002
The Kids Are Alright
With 'Lagaan,' the Indian Movie Industry Is Poised to Cross Over
Film
November 13, 2001
Wish You Were Queer
With 'Lagaan,' the Indian Movie Industry Is Poised to Cross Over
Film
May 29, 2001
Homo Superior
With 'Lagaan,' the Indian Movie Industry Is Poised to Cross Over
Film
July 6, 1999
Living on the Edge
With 'Lagaan,' the Indian Movie Industry Is Poised to Cross Over
Music
May 18, 1999
Wide World Webs
Three Ways To Purée a Planet
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