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    Food e Mag dxb | The Festive Issue

    December 7, 2014 /

    Presenting the Festive Special Issue of Food e Mag dxb… exclusive write ups, inspiring festive recipes, a peep into the Markets, edible gift ideas, the most delicious venues around the city, new launches, Turkey takeaways, a winter getaway, some serious food porn and more… we have tried to include everything that you might need to celebrate the season in style. By the way, do you wish to be someone’s Secret Santa? Register with us, and you stand a chance to gift your loved ones with something very special this holiday season! What’s inside the Festive Special issue? Sally Prosser (My Custard Pie) writes about festive bubbles that can add some…

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  • Recipes

    Gingerbread House and Gingerbread Macarons | Merry Christmas Everyone!

    December 25, 2013 /

    Merry Christmas everyone! While a festive wine is being mulled for the next post with Prague captured during Christmas, this one captures our experience with the gingerbread houses and the gingerbread Macarons that filled up our dining table – for a while! One Materclass down and basking in the glory of having decorated two gingerbread houses – one in my Masterclass with Chef Alannah Doe of Address Marina and the other in a gingerbread house decoration competition where the Z-Sisters had been my mighty assistants, I am still fumbling. I am an accidental, experimental cook – a creative person of the abstract genre. I am filled with envy when I…

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  • Germany,  Travel

    Celebrating Dubai Christmas | Dining In, Dining Out, Cooking or Mall Hopping?

    December 16, 2012 /

    This time we are again going to celebrate Christmas at home. The decorations are complete (above). Why is Christmas so big in a non-Christian family like ours? It’s because I have grown up believing in Santa and I still believe in him. Religious fundamentalists would probably find me preposterous but well, I blame it on my genes. Growing up in Kolkata, I have learnt to carve for the festive Semaiya Kheer/Vermicelli Pudding during Eid, search for traditional Halim and Firni during Ramadan in the various Muslim restaurants in the crowded Park Circus area of Kolkata, even taking the Z-Sisters to one such journey during our summer vacation this year. I’ve…

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    Lorelei, Germany; Image: IshitaPhotoIdeas

    Lorelei, My Ship Has Passed You By | Germany

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    October 30, 2011
    Carousel in Weihnachtsmarkt/Christmas Market, Frankfurt

    The Magic of Christmas!

    December 22, 2011
  • Carousel in Weihnachtsmarkt/Christmas Market, Frankfurt
    Germany,  Kolkata,  Travel

    The Magic of Christmas!

    December 22, 2011 /

    Snowflakes & Santa, strawberries & shortcakes, marzipans and muffins, bon-bons & candies, scented candles and hand-crafted wooden musical boxes and finally everything dipped in chocolate – that’s what dreams are made up of. ALSO the Weihnachtsmarkt or Christmas markets in Germany… Christmas markets originated in Germany, Austria and Alsace in France, particularly in a few places in Europe where people spoke in German. These street markets bestowed with all kind of magic and mystery during the festive season of Christmas dates back to the middle ages. And we sure are fortunate that the tradition still continues, unlike many other traditional faits which have died a natural death with advancement of…

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    The Unlikely Twins – Oberammergau in Germany & Kolkata

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    Lorelei, My Ship Has Passed You By | Germany

    October 24, 2011
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