A Culinary Delight: 7 Royal Families, 100 Dishes and Nostalgia Redux - A Royal Affair
Seven royal families. More than 100 dishes. And a dash of culture and heritage on the side. At the ITC Maurya’s ‘India’s Royal Cuisine: The High Table 1857 to 1947’ food fest in the Capital, nostalgia came alive as regal cuisines ruled the evening. Cuisine diplomacy of the erstwhile royal gharaanas were brought to life, thanks to the princely states putting their best on the table. Some closely-guarded culinary secrets found their way in the form of aroma-filled gravies and delicious kebabs.
Aromas of royal flavoured fares
Members of erstwhile princely states archive and share the richness of their aristocratic cuisines.
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