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PURSUING THE PASSION FOR BREWING, ONE WINE AT A TIME

Varang Bombaywala is pursuing his passion for brewing, one wine at a time

The 24-year-old Varang Bombaywala from Jaipur is a self taught home brewer who eats, breathes and sleeps wine. Experimenting with fruits as diverse as kiwi, passion fruit, strawberry and black currant to make exquisite brews, he loves sharing his knowledge of fermentation and brewing with his YouTube family of 38 k subscribers. Arbit brewed a conversation with him on what got his interest in this unconventional passion and how he plans to transform it to a full time profession.

Vegan food in Jaipur

Pink City goes vegan friendly

Veganism has been gaining momentum globally. A vegan diet is essentially plant-based and abstains from the use of any animal products or by-products. While health and wellness are the prime reasons for choosing such a diet, sensitivity towards animals also has a major influence in making people turn into vegans. The growing popularity of veganism has led the eateries of Jaipur too to introduce vegan dishes and even entire menus that comprise only plant-based eats and beverages. To find out how easy or difficult it is to get vegan ingredients and food in the city, we spoke to some vegans as well as some café owners about the challenges they face and how they overcome them.

BRINGING AGE OLD FAMILY RECIPES TO THE FORE

Pratap Bhawan Cuisine: Bringing age-old family recipes to the fore

Started by Himanshu Rathore and his wife Deepti, Pratap Bhawan cuisine is an ode to the culinary prowess of Himanshu’s mother, Jaikirti as well as the traditional cooking techniques and age old recipes of their family hailing from Chomu and Nimaj in Rajasthan. Khadh Raan, Khadh Maas, Bhunwa Maas as well as Chicken and Mutton Pickles are some of the specials on their menu.

To take her mind away from the negativity and anxiety which was rampant due to widespread suffering and deaths during the second wave of the pandemic, Jaipur’s Gurdeep Soni started her own home kitchen ‘Dadi’s Kitchen Tales’ and became an entrepreneur at the age of 87. In an exclusive conversation with Arbit, the octogenarian entrepreneur talks about her love for food, cooking and much more.

This 87 Y.O. Dadi from Jaipur started her own home kitchen in the pandemic

To take her mind away from the negativity and anxiety which was rampant due to widespread suffering and deaths during the second wave of the pandemic, Jaipur’s Gurdeep Soni started her own home kitchen ‘Dadi’s Kitchen Tales’ and became an entrepreneur at the age of 87. In an exclusive conversation, the octogenarian entrepreneur talks about her love for food, cooking and much more.

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Kavad art at JKK

The dying art of Kavad making taught at JKK

Jawahar Kala Kendra’s Kavad making workshop offered participants a journey through Rajasthan’s cultural heritage, blending tradition with innovation. From centuries-old techniques to contemporary adaptations, attendees explored the rich history of this art form, celebrating the legacy of craftsmanship and storytelling in a fusion of past and present.