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Meal on a Leaf

October 16 2022 at 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm

Autumn’s here, there is a nip in the air along with sunshine! It’s time to laze away the Sunday afternoon on our farm that is bursting with green and raise a toast to good food.

Join Edible Routes and Luchee Food Story for a delicious Bengali vegetarian meal that nourishes the soul and heralds the festive season to come.

Indulge in some “adda”, meet up with friends old and new to swap stories on pandal hopping, the food and celebrations! Let this be your “Bijoya Shommeloni”!

*This is an onion and garlic free meal

Quick Details

Date: Sunday, 16th October 2022
Time: 12:00 pm – 03:00 pm
Venue: 3, Edible Routes- Amarkanan farm, North Drive, DLF Chatterpur Farms
Location: https://g.page/Amarkanan-Farm?share

About the Chef

Sharmila, a storyteller, and writer, enjoys telling stories from her kitchen too. For the last 30 plus years, she has been writing and talking about environmental challenges of the times — food, agriculture, and festivity being her favorite topic of storytelling. From writing reports for various international and national organizations to writing for children on Ganga and digging in local recipes, is what gives her happiness.

Luchee, is her quest for healthy, authentic, traditional Bengali cuisine, that nourishes the soul and body. She has learned from her mother and mother-in-law, the value of eating seasonal and fresh. Through Luchee she also talks about her educational tours in remote rural India, where she has honed her culinary skills, sitting beside the open fire in Spiti camps, or in Andaman and Nicobar Islands, and other parts of the country, sharing bread with locals and hearing their stories. Having grown up in Lucknow that special Awadhi twist comes naturally in what she conjures in her kitchen. She has been doing food pop-ups at homes to acquaint her diners, with the importance of food and festivity and the link between the two. Digging out recipes from yore is her favorite topic of writing. Through her specialized catering, she tells stories that bind and bond.

Instagram: lucheefoodstory
FB: lucheefoodstory
Phone Number: 9818482018
Email: lucheefoodstory@gmail.com

Menu

1. Khoi er boda: puffed rice fritters
2. Mochar chop: banana flower made into cutlets
3. Sherbet: A bit of gondhoraj, some rose and a special drink to celebrate the day is made
4. Aloordum: needs no explaining, asafoetida tempered potatoes in cumin and ginger curry
5. Luchee: thin crisp and round puffed breads 
6. Ghugni: white chickpeas cooked with coconut in a simple ginger paste
7. Pulao: flavoured with dry fruits and star anise this yellow rice is a must have for all festivities
8. Phoolkopir Roshomundi: Cauliflower in coconut and cashew gravy
9. Chutney: Tomato pureed to make a sweet and tangy after meal
10. Peethey: moong daal dumplings filled with coconut and jaggery and dipped in jaggery syrup