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May 9, 2012
INDIAN LULLABY
Stay up late with Chhandayan
Blogs
December 17, 2011
Durex Ad Goes After 'Uncommunicative Condom User' Demographic
The above image (via Reddit) is an excerpt from a Durex condom print ad from India. In it, a woman coyly chews on her nails with the thought, "hmm...did he? didn't he?" floating above her head. Full image after the jump.
Blogs
November 23, 2011
What Is It?
A friend picked this up at an open-air market in Goa, a former Portuguese colony (now a beach resort) on the west coast of India. It's definitely edible, but does anyone know what it is and what it's used for? Thanks, we're dying to find out.
Blogs
November 17, 2011
India's Wealth Drives Up Food Costs
India's growing middle class doesn't just demand luxuries like TVs and cars. The subcontinent has grown wealthier in recent years, and richer people tend to eat better -- driving up food prices, the Wall Street Journal reports.
Voice Choices
November 2, 2011
Kiran Ahluwalia
India's growing middle class doesn't just demand luxuries like TVs and cars. The subcontinent has grown wealthier in recent years, and richer people tend to eat better -- driving up food prices, the Wall Street Journal reports.
Blogs
July 7, 2011
Pepsi Peddles Nutrition in India; ConAgra Sued Over 'Natural' Oils Labels
PepsiCo may be turning its focus back to cola in some markets, but is looking to boost its health snacks business in India via its global nutrition unit. [Wall Street Journal] The owner of Fu Sushi in the East Village denies that his restaurant was open for business despite being ordered to ... More >>
Blogs
May 10, 2011
Osama Bin Laden's Wives Could Be the Key to Punishing Pakistan For Their 'Double Game'
Updated below American officials have had it up to here with the "double game" Pakistan is playing, benefiting from billions of dollars in U.S. aid while also likely harboring the terrorists we're hunting. President Barack Obama said Sunday on 60 Minutes, "We think that there had to be some ... More >>
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April 4, 2011
Joel Oppenheimer Picks the Best "$mas" Books of 1972
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. December 21, 1972, Vol. XVII, No. 51 the 1972 traditional $mas book awards by joel oppenheimer one has always given books for $mas among the other things, and one has always ticked off in one's mind those books met with pleasure during ... More >>
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January 6, 2011
Are We Headed for 'Food Price Shock'?; Two New Restos Do Un-Kosher Jewish
Food prices in India are still on a sharp rise, with the whole price index for food rising 2.5 percent Christmas week. The inflation is largely attributed to rising vegetable prices, which jumped 16 percent. [Wall Street Journal] Meanwhile, the Food and Agricultural Organization warns that f ... More >>
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September 13, 2010
Oh, Great, a Superbug Gene Exists
Guess what? There's a new gene identified that can turn bacteria into superbugs resistant to almost all antibiotics out there, according to health officials. It's sickened three people in the U.S. -- in California, Massachusetts, and Illinois -- and two in Canada. All of them had recently got ... More >>
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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 30, 2010
Last Night: Falu Perform at Celebrate Brooklyn's "Mother India: The 21st Century Remix"
Photos by Puja PatelMI21: Mother India 21st Century Remix with DJ Tigerstyle and Falu Celebrate Brooklyn/Prospect Park Thursday, July 29 "Some of you already have the Bollywood thing down, wearing your sunglasses at night," teased Falu singer Gaurav Shah, as he donned his own pair. "T ... More >>
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June 3, 2010
90 Minute Imperial IPA, Brewed by Dogfish Head Craft Brewery, Gets 89 Stars
This goosed-up I.P.A. comes on like gangbusters, with a more authoritative flavor than the pale and unexpectedly clear copper color suggests. It has an almost piney smell and a whopping 9% alcohol. Drink two and it's time for a nap.
Dining
June 1, 2010
Tamarind Tribeca Upscales the Tandoor
Tabla and Devi get a little company
Blogs
April 21, 2010
Mayahuel's West of East India Cocktail
Go West of East India, young cocktail drinker.The drink: West of East India Cocktail The bar: Mayahuel, 304 East 6th Street The price: $13 The ingredients: Reposado tequila, Demerara rum, East India Sherry, Falernum, Amaro Nonino, and Xocolatl mole bitters. The buzz: Mayahuel is known for ... More >>
Blogs
April 19, 2010
New Delhi's Varq Coming to New York?
Agoda.comVarq's New Delhi dining roomLast week, we got Tabla chef Floyd Cardoz's thoughts on why there aren't more fine dining Indian restaurants in the United States. This week, Food and Wine's Mouthing Off blog brings word of just such an establishment.
Blogs
April 6, 2010
Somebody Hacked the Dalai Lama
Can you guess this man's password?Let's say you're part of a gang of infamous, powerful Chinese hackers with a really cool name, say, "the Shadow Network." You've busted through the fortified security systems of sensitive targets "including foreign ministries, embassies, and even a computer a ... More >>
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March 25, 2010
Seven Rivers of India to Open on East Houston Street
The Seven Rivers of India will flow down East Houston Street.The strip of East Houston between Orchard and Ludlow Streets has been busy as of late: Lina Frey is getting ready to open in the old Yoshi space, and next door, at 203, there are literal signs of life: it looks like a new restaurant ... More >>
Blogs
March 24, 2010
World's Hottest Chile Gets Weaponized
Bhut Jolokias are almost unimaginably hot -- they are the spiciest chiles in the world, approximately 250 times hotter than your average jalapeno. Now, India's defense department has decided harness the power of this natural resource, which is grown in the northeastern state of Assam.
Blogs
February 9, 2010
Revisit: Bacon Naan and Other Delights at Tabla in Madison Square
The richness and smokiness of the newfangled bacon naan is not to be underestimated. Seven years ago, when Tabla first opened, I respected the restaurant, but didn't love it. It was too fusion-ey for me. Nevertheless, I noted, "Despite his profound culinary departures from an authentic India ... More >>
Blogs
February 3, 2010
The New Generation of Indian Convenience Foods
Lentil-stuffed snacks--just sizzle in oil and you're done In our meanderings through Indian grocery stores, we've noticed a relatively recent proliferation of convenience foods--and not just frozen samosas and tikka masala. Check out the freezer in a well-stocked Patel Brothers, and you'll fi ... More >>
Dining
February 2, 2010
No F*%#ing Onions at Jersey's Sapthagiri
Anger-making orbs and other delights at a veggie Indian restaurant
Blogs
December 14, 2009
Market Watch: Black Garlic at Kalustyan's and What to Do With It
Black garlic. The name is at once romantic and slightly dangerous sounding, and the word "fermented" on the label holds further promise, but first you want to know, "What the hell is black garlic?"
Voice Choices
May 27, 2009
A PASSAGE TO INDIA
New films from Bollywood and beyond
Film
February 18, 2009
Delhi-6 Represents the Enigmatic India of Today
New films from Bollywood and beyond
Dining
April 29, 2008
Tamil Nadu Bhavan, a New, Strictly Vegetarian Indian Restaurant in Curry Hill
New vegetarian restaurant on lower Lexington Avenue concentrates on India's Tamil Nadu
Voice Choices
February 19, 2008
SPACE ODISSI
Transport to India
Dining
December 25, 2007
Bachelor pad
New place on Newark Avenue wants to be your Indian diner
Dining
July 3, 2007
Lunch Box
Fresh vegetarian cuisines at Curry Hill's newest spot
Dining
October 25, 2005
Shipshape
New manifestation present on recipes from the southern coast of India
NYC Life
January 18, 2005
Bazaar on Aisle Nine
Target gives shoppers the world
Dining
September 14, 2004
Egg Lover's Paradise
Exploring the mysterious dish chicken 65 on Curry Hill
Dining
March 30, 2004
Khan Edison
Poles scream as chiles explode in the wilds of New Jersey
News
March 23, 2004
Seeds of Discontent
Poles scream as chiles explode in the wilds of New Jersey
NYC Life
March 2, 2004
Foie Gras and Okra
A Chef at Home Remembers India and the Tall, Dashing Man on the Wall
Film
December 2, 2003
Bigger and Glossier, New Bollywood Megahits Show More Skin
A Chef at Home Remembers India and the Tall, Dashing Man on the Wall
Film
July 16, 2002
Slow Fix
The Doctor Is Indian
News
February 12, 2002
Caught in the Middle
Can Moderate Muslims Be Heard Over the Radical Roar?
Dining
December 11, 2001
Some Like It Hotter
Can Moderate Muslims Be Heard Over the Radical Roar?
News
October 23, 2001
Pakistan’s Peaceniks
A Tiny Antiwar Movement Takes on Nukes, Military Spending, and Dictatorship
News
October 2, 2001
U.S. Military Activity in Pakistan
A Tiny Antiwar Movement Takes on Nukes, Military Spending, and Dictatorship
News
September 18, 2001
Bush's Speech Incites Border Turmoil
A Tiny Antiwar Movement Takes on Nukes, Military Spending, and Dictatorship
News
September 18, 2001
The New World Order
Terrorist Attacks Redraw the Global Map
Music
February 1, 2000
Reverse Crossover
Terrorist Attacks Redraw the Global Map
Long Island Voice
November 23, 1999
Yo! Soy!
Terrorist Attacks Redraw the Global Map
Film
September 7, 1999
Across the Great Divide
Terrorist Attacks Redraw the Global Map
News
May 18, 1999
India Ink
Transcontinental Tabloid Turmoil
Dining
October 6, 1998
Blisters on Bleecker
Transcontinental Tabloid Turmoil
News
May 26, 1998
India Ink
Transcontinental Tabloid Turmoil
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