An Invitation to Feast - Bahadur, Sona
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An Invitation to Feast is a culinary romp through the length and breadth of India, spanning across Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Goa, Assam, Surat, Lucknow, and more. Food writer Sona Bahadur follows eleven classic Indian dishes-biryani, dosai, butter chicken, vada pav, dhansak, Goan fish curry, undhiyu, shami kebabs, chhole, smoked pork, and rasgulla-to their sources, sampling their variations and hunting down their authentic recipes. In this sprawling gastronomic tour, Bahadur digs into India's most beloved dishes while also engaging deeply with the people behind them. Whether it's Moti…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
An Invitation to Feast is a culinary romp through the length and breadth of India, spanning across Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Goa, Assam, Surat, Lucknow, and more. Food writer Sona Bahadur follows eleven classic Indian dishes-biryani, dosai, butter chicken, vada pav, dhansak, Goan fish curry, undhiyu, shami kebabs, chhole, smoked pork, and rasgulla-to their sources, sampling their variations and hunting down their authentic recipes. In this sprawling gastronomic tour, Bahadur digs into India's most beloved dishes while also engaging deeply with the people behind them. Whether it's Moti Mahal's fabled butter chicken, The Ambur Canteen's smash-hit mutton biryani with khatta baingan, SOCIAL's swanky vada pav bao, or Sangeetha's trusty ghee-roast dosai-Bahadur lays down precise recipes for the biggest crowd-pullers, including their coveted secret ingredients. Exploring the intersection of food, culture, people, identity, and places, An Invitation to Feast is much more than a cookbook. It's a cross-country adventure that blasts through stereotypes about Indian food and unravels the intimate relationship between food and feelings.
Autorenporträt
"Sona Bahadur is an independent journalist with over twenty years of experience, author, and gastronomic travel expert. She has a master's degree in magazine journalism from the University of Missouri and a diploma in Advanced Studies in Gastronomy from Le Cordon Bleu, Paris. She is the former editor of BBC Good Food India, India's first international food magazine. Working at the intersection of food, travel, culture, and media, Bahadur has designed and curated a culinary travel vertical for Cox & Kings as chief content officer, been a consulting editor for Le Cordon Bleu Online Learning, and taught food journalism at St. Xavier's College, Mumbai, as a guest lecturer. She won the 2016 Le Cordon Bleu Scholarship for the Hautes Etudes du Goût programme. Her writing has appeared in leading national and international publications including the Associated Press, Indian Express, Columbia Missourian, Condé Nast Traveller India, National Geographic Traveller India, Travel + Leisure, Scroll, Quartz, MintLounge, and Mumbai Mirror. She lives in Mumbai."