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To a Western person, vegetarianism implies a proud and rational decision, but to a Bengali it signifies widowhood and food taboos.

Most grocery stores carry a stock garam masala spice blend, but learning to grind it at home allows the cook to tailor the spice blend to his or her taste.

This Roman Catholic speciality seems to be a miniature version of the quintessentially British shepherd's pie and is easily recreated at home.

In Belgium raw meat is a delicacy. But try to convince an Indian or an American of that! Do irrational taboos still inform the taboo?

Rice, wheat, barley and barbecued animals flavoured with spices and fruit formed the basis of the cuisine of rich Indians of the past. What else did they eat and why?

To make a trip to India unforgettable go beyond the usual sight seeing to experiencing it rich tradition and distinct local customs.

A dollar goes a long way in India, if one is willing to take the cheapest class in trains and eat mainly dhal and rice. Here are some tips for cheap travel in India.

The meat-heavy sauces and stews from India's northern region have spread around the world, Moghul dishes originated from Persia.

Several Minneapolis restaurants cater to the vegetarian and vegan lifestyle.

Here's all you need to know about the health benefits of fresh ginger and a recipe for delicious and easy homemade ginger ale.