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Celebrating India’s royal kitchens one pop-up at a time

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Updated on: 13 August,2024 11:16 AM IST  |  Mumbai
Nascimento Pinto | nascimento.pinto@mid-day.com

At a time when global cuisine has reached our doorstep, Indian restaurants and hotels are celebrating royal kitchens of India through unique experiences that are making people curious

Celebrating India’s royal kitchens one pop-up at a time

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In June 2024, chef Arun Kumar at Araiya Palampur hosted a Sikh Royal Kitchen food pop-up to share and celebrate the rich culinary heritage of the Sikh tradition. The royal kitchens of Patiala, he adds, were famous for their Mughal-inspired cuisine, which was influenced by the culinary traditions of the Mughal Empire. He explains, “The royal kitchens of Patiala were established during the reign of Maharaja Bhupinder Singh (1891-1938), who was known for his love for food and hospitality. The royal family had a long tradition of hosting grand feasts and banquets, and the royal kitchens were designed to cater to the demands of these lavish gatherings."

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