The Great LFC Referral Contest
A nationwide call to see who among you can bring the most new members into our growing community of food lovers.
A nationwide call to see who among you can bring the most new members into our growing community of food lovers.
This kadhi made with glueberry blossoms is still consumed during the brief period of spring in the northeast regions of Gujarat.
This hand-pounded masala paste is often used in dishes prepared by the Garasia, Dungri Garasia, and Bhil communities in northeast Gujarat.
—Naveen Yadav, a street vendor and activist in Mumbai, to whom running his stall is a political act.
Farmers working with Kilmora, a social enterprise in Uttarakhand, tell Yashvi Shah how their harvest has halved over the last five decades, especially as sources of water dry up.
—Leela Solanki, who dries fish at Versova village, Mumbai
—Dipesh Rajgor, who has been working at his father’s esteemed Mohan Dabeli Stall in Bhuj, Gujarat
—Brijesh Kashyap, whose family has been making malai makkhan in Lucknow’s Gol Darwaza for three generations dating back to the 1940s.
The capital city’s oldest Durga Pujo brings Old Delhi’s expert bawarchis to cook up a storm in a school playground.
No spectacle, no fancy plating—just food you keep coming back for, for years together. Harshita Lalwani gets a glimpse into the kitchen at New Poona Boarding House.
Mukta Patil, Projects Editor at The Locavore, curates a list of essential readings on sustainable fishing and the Koli community.