Food Fair
Dilli 6 food festival serves authentic old Delhi flavours and delicacies
The much sought-after food festival, "Dilli 6", is back in the capital to tickle the taste buds of Delhiites with authentic old Delhi flavours and delicacies. The ongoing festival, now in its 13th edition at Crowne Plaza New Delhi Okhla, has roped in street food 'khansamas' from the by lanes of 'Purani Delhi' to curate a unique dining experience -- 'Chandni Chowk Ki Galiya'. It is themed as "Bazaar-E-Purani", an ode to the iconic market places of Chandni Chowk which have stood through times, generations and dynasties. So be it a stall serving the much relished deep-fried breads from Chandni Chowk's iconic 'paranthe wali gali' or different counters of kebabs, kulfi offering street style experience, the menu boasts of cyclic dishes with over 100 options such as 'dahi bhalla', 'golgappe', 'aloo chaat', 'fruit kulia chaat', 'matra kulcha', 'chole bhature' and more. "Our chefs have collaborated with local khansamas to capture the secrets behind the aromatic delicacies which are deeply .
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'Two-day Food festival response more than expected,' says NDMC official
The two-day food festival in the national capital's Talkatora Stadium was a "success" and stalls that offered food made with millet and 'Purani Delhi' delicacies were instant hits among the city residents, an NDMC official said on Sunday. The food festival, organised by the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC), concluded on Sunday with a Sufi music night. A civic body official said that the response was "more than expected" with people coming from Delhi and NCR in large numbers. The crowd on the second day was more than the first day because it was Sunday and people came to the stadium with their families to relish good food. "The response we have received is more than expected. The food festival has been a success. All the traditional and international delicacies have received phenomenal responses from the people. Mainly, millet stalls and the Old Delhi food were amongst the people's favourites," said NDMC member Kuljeet Singh Chahal. The two-day G20 International Food Festival, th
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The infinitely accommodating but very underrated khichdi finds patronage
It was a risk for sure, but every home across India makes khichdi and it still isn't as celebrated as it should be, said Praneet Singh, senior director, Ola Foods
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Indus Food trade fare sees business enquiries worth $1 billion: TPCI
The two-day food fair, which provides business opportunities to domestic producers and manufacturers, concluded Tuesday at Greater Noida
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