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Pondicherry in the kitchen

Meat, chicken, vegetarian, seafood or even desserts ufffd the Pondicherry Kitchen has amazing recipes that transcend cultural boundaries and are fairly easy to whip up. We tried a couple of them at home and are now permanently indebted to Lourdes Tirouvanziam-Louis for coming up with this gem

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I cook for fun. Translated that means I cook to save my life or to make sure I come across as politically correct. I also get inspired by Nigella Lawson. Actually, I also cook to have fun sometimes. As I did this time, when a colleague handed me a copy of the just released book Pondichery Kitchen by well-known linguist Lourdes Tirouvanziam-Louis.

I was intrigued. A cultural melting pot, the union territory is also known as a food lover’s paradise. I was not to be disappointed. Sure, pronouncing some of the dishes altered the contours of my tongue, but undeterred I went shopping on a Sunday morning and much to the amusement of the vegetable vendors, bought, what they figured was a strange assortment of shoots and leaves.

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