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Celebrate AAPI Heritage Month 2025: Free and fun events in NYC
Here are 8 of the best ways to celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month around the city.
Satya Spices blends heritage cooking with modern curiosity
Satya Spices is the bridge between amma’s masala dabba and Instagrammable dinner plates.
A Sri Lankan sojourn: From coast to ancient wonders
Ranjani Rao travels to Sri Lanka, discovering its beaches, culture, and heritage in Colombo, Galle, Dambulla, Sigiriya, and Pinnawala.
Appetites: The legacy of Leeann Chin is celebrated in daughter’s one-woman show
According to Katie Chin, a lot of immigrants in the ’60s and ’70s felt like they had to market their food to the palates of white people — and her mom didn’t want to compromise.
Gopeshwar Mahadev: Vrindavan’s hidden shrine To Lord Shiva
Vrindavan’s hidden secret In a nondescript lane of Vrindavan, away from the bustle of the more popular Banke Bihari Temple and Radhavallabh Temple or the cacophony of the more touristy […] The post Gopeshwar Mahadev: Vrindavan’s Hidden Shrine To Lord Shiva appeared first on India Currents.
Baked In: Layers Of Caring Connections Infuse Hetal Vasavada’s ‘Milk and Cardamom’ Brand
n the wake of her highly anticipated second cookbook drop last October (Desi Bakes can be purchased at her website Milk & Cardamom), Hetal graciously discussed her choices to collaborate with content creators and other influencers, and how she manages her mental health given everything she juggles.
The little-known Black history of these three popular drinks
These beverages have deep roots in our culture that you should know.
“Born into the plant life”: Puerto Rican cuisine on a wellness mission
Long before kale chips became trendy or oat milk lined grocery shelves, a small vegetarian restaurant in Bayamón, Puerto Rico, was serving plant-based versions of traditional Caribbean dishes. The restaurant, […] The post “Born into the plant life”: Puerto Rican cuisine on a wellness mission appeared first on Epicenter NYC.
This humble skillet serves up an amazing history
Through the ups and downs of our history, we turned cast iron skillets into something sacred.
Chef Leen breaks cooking world record in global showcase of Haitian cuisine
Haitian cuisine took center stage this April thanks to a remarkable feat by Danaisa “Leen Excellent” Orchestre, who completed a 192-hour nonstop cooking marathon attempting to secure a Guinness World Records (GWR) title. Her achievement—outclassing all her predecessors in the competition’s history—has not only captured international attention but ignited a wave of unity, pride, and…
Tromso: Your gateway to Arctic adventures
From the northern lights to icy fjords to museums of polar histories, Tromso, Norway, is a city for all seasons.
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