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Mumbai Food: Lower Parel restaurant to offer special beer

Starting tomorrow, a Lower Parel watering hole is offering a special beer made from heirloom malt and a pop-up menu by a popular Bengaluru eatery that is inspired by the four southern states of India

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Chef Kavan Kuttappa grew up in Kodagu district in a Kodava family of Kshatriya lineage. "Our cricket breaks were spent eating egg puffs from Iyengar bakery, and mom's pandi curry (Rs 425), slow-cooked and spiced with pepper, cloves, cinnamon, cumin and corriander," the executive chef of Bengaluru-based The Permit Room recalls. When he was asked to curate a pop-menu for the first anniversary of Toit Taproom and Kitchen in Mumbai, he wanted to represent South India well.

"We are not just idli-dosa. In contemporary Indian restaurants too, South Indian food is seldom represented beyond sambhar foam. I decided to have fun with this menu," says Kuttappa, who sticks to authentic flavour profiles but doesn't hesitate adding parmesan to tamarind balls and hollandaise sauce over egg puffs. We took a four-state scrumptious food hop.

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