where each one comes from
Nine dishes and three drinks, with the history, the technique and the dietary detail behind each. The full menu is over here, and the allergy menu lists what every dish carries.
Both dishes at once, and the sauce takes the afternoon.
Vinegar, garlic, and the hottest thing we cook.
A family daal, finished with a tadka that hisses.
A lamb shank braised until it gives way at the spoon.
Sealed with dough, baked, and opened at the table.
Mustard seed, curry leaf, and the Kerala coast.
Room temperature, crisp, and nothing like the okra you are thinking of.
One bite. Not two. Here is how.
Biryani for brunch, which in much of India is just Sunday.
Punch is a Hindi word. Paanch means five.
The oldest cocktail template, taken to Bombay.
Scotch, grapefruit, and a strawberry gastrique.