India - Land of Taste

 "India was the motherland of our race, and Sanskrit the mother of Europe's languages: she was the mother of our philosophy; mother, through the Arabs, of much of our mathematics; mother, through the Buddha, of the ideals embodied in Christianity; mother, through the village community, of self-government and democracy. Mother India is in many ways the mother of us all". - Will Durant, American historian

India’s astounding diversity of religions, languages, and cultures is unique and unparalleled. The society of vast subcontinent, varied and complex in its rich heritage, is among the oldest in the world.The great Indian tradition unites the diverse cultural regions, but within its elastic framework are a myriad of sects and local traditions.

The history of Indian cuisine is as enticing as its exotic aromas and flavors.The great Indian tradition unites the diverse cultural regions, but within its elastic framework are a myriad of sects and local traditions. The Indian architect is known all around the globe. Taj Mahal which is considered as a sign of love is also situated here in Agra.

Chicken Makhani

The origin of the ever popular butter chicken, also know as chicken Makhani or murgh makhani in Hindi. Its evolution is traced back to Kundan Lal Gujral, the owner of Moti Mahal restaurant at Daryangaj, Delhi (the one that currently functions there is not part of the same business).It is a fascinating tale of political, cultural and culinary happenings staged in the twentieth-century.

This rich, buttery, creamy chicken needs no introduction. Most probably the best known of all Indian dishes, it has already claimed the fame that it deserves. Butter chicken is basically a North Indian dish, popular type of chicken curry sauce, which is seen in almost all Indian restaurant menus. Chicken cooked in creamy rich sauce made with cashews, almonds, tomatoes and butter, also known as Chicken Makhani.There are many who know not where India is, but is well aware of the culinary map, there is an instant spark and recognition at the utterance of “Butter Chicken”.