Tue_Mar_19_08:01:43_PDT_2019

The marathon cooks can almost reach out and touch the finish line, this is our penultimate day!

Today, we celebrate the many moods of foods, the colors that catch our eye, the palette that tempts the palate


Yellow: Mustard oil tinges jhaal muri and turmeric gives khaman dhokla

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