Also known asgol gappa,gupchup, andphucka, this snack of many names is a popular Indian food across the country. It's made by filling deep-fried, thin crispy balls (puris) with a mixture of spiced potatoes and chickpeas. The puris are then dunked into a vat of water infused with mint...
Food Images and Identity in the Selected Writings of Three Indian American Women WritersJhumpa Lahiri, a Bengali American writer who rose to fame on being awarded the Pulitzer Prize for her first work of fiction, is well known for her generous use of culinary images in her fiction. She write...
This muscled trunk is necessary for the elephant’s survival, allowing them to cool off with splashing, and to hydrate by bringing water to their mouth, tearing down food to eat, and expressing themselves. Their trunk is essential for survival, bringing water to their mouth and tearing down ...
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“Delhi belly” is a real thing, and something we're very aware of when dining. All restaurants are carefully selected as known to use clean water, and we will only eat street food where unfiltered water isn't used. Additionally, you are required to provide proof of insurance that will ...
Research an American Indian tribe, group, or nation. Tell your counselor about traditional dwellings, way of life, tribal government, religious beliefs, family and clan relationships, language, clothing styles, arts and crafts, food cultivation, foraging and preparation, means of getting around, game...
Even more interesting are actual food items of Indian origin that were co-opted by other cultures and given new names. Some examples of these are, Samoosa (an Indian spicy “appetizer”) became “Sambusa” in Ethiopian cuisine; the Indian Protta became “Roti Chanai” in Malaysia and Singap...
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Pani puri is the strangest food noun you’ll ever hear, regardless of what language you speak. The popular street food is synonymous with golgappa or puchka, but the names, however they sound, are not nearly as exciting as the alliance of this crunchy texture, spicy heat and cool-as-a...
With the Moghuls, however, the names of the Emperors, more than their titles, reflected their pretensions: like Persian Jahāngir, "Seize (gir) the world (jahān)." The most remarkable title borrowed from the West is probably Kaisar, but the Latin title itself arrived with Queen Victoria, ...