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What's cooking this Diwali, chef?

The ones who churn out delicacies all year round tell us about the food they grew up eating and whats on the menu today. Plus, tips for mid-day readers

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A vegetarian tradition

For chef Gaurav Gidwani of Indian Aroma, Diwali means maintaining a few traditions his Sindhi-Punjabi family has been observing since he was a kid. "Because we have Lakshmi puja at home, only vegetarian fare is made. The fixed menu includes suran ki sabzi, alu-matar puri and kheer. For the puja, we offer any kind of safed mithai, be it kheer, peda or badam ki barfi, etc, along with a pomegranate cracked by hand," shares the chef. Keeping the pandemic in mind, he has planned a low-key affair at his Andheri home, inviting only his close friends. "There'll be the suran ki sabzi, alu-matar and puri, and maybe a bhindi ki sabzi, along with mithai. We keep the food sattvic."

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