Showing posts with label flavors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flavors. Show all posts

Friday, 1 June 2012

Royalty at its best!

Rajasthan pre 1949 was termed Rajputana. The name originated from Rajputs, a royal warrior. The word Rajput formed from the Sanskrit word Raja-Putra means Son of King. Rajputs rose to prominence between 6th to 12th centuries and owned the majority of the princely states of Rajasthan. There were 23 princely owned states, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Ajmer to name a few. Rajasthan is eminent for palaces and forts. The region has a rich cultural history.

Rajasthani cuisine is influenced by war-like situations and also based on the availability of ingredients. Due to war, the food was cooked in a way that it can be preserved and eaten after 2 days without heating. Rajasthani food contains less water and green vegetables. Ghee is an essential part of Rajasthani cuisine. Rajputs are tough warriors and their diets also reflect this persona. Rajputs eat what they hunt. Food tends to be spicy and caters more towards the vegetarian palate. Rajput cuisine is more rustic in nature and there are no desserts in their cuisine as Rajputs devour sweets throughout the meal.     

Foodies who like to explore rich culture and tradition, would surely visit the land of Rajputs and from such land we bring the Rajputana food festival to savor exquisite delicacies of an age old era. Tempt your tastes buds with delights such as Sangri ke kebab, Kaer saangari, Laal maas with Ghewar and moon dal halwa. Come join us as we re-live history the royal way!  

Flavours of Rajputana,
Kangan, Level 18,
1st – 15th June 2012, 7 pm – midnight
For reservation, please call 022 6736 1830

Thursday, 3 May 2012

Cucina d'Italia

Italian food is loved world over and its cuisine probably the most popular. In Italy food is culture. Italian food is characterized by extreme simplicity but yet having the most spectacular flavors. Italian cuisine is also noted for its regional diversity with dishes being prepared in different ways and each region having their specialties.
In Tuscany, food is prepared with a lot of legumes, bread, cheese, vegetables, mushrooms and fresh fruit also wine is a famous and common produce of Tuscany. Savor the flavors and try the Pizza di Grosseto from Toscana with a delicately paired wine to accompany your meal at Prego.
The palate in Milan more accustomed to using rice than pasta, and features almost no tomato. In addition to a unique cuisine, Milan has several world-renowned restaurants and cafés. The Risotto alla Milanese is a true glimpse of the culinary treats of the region, not to be missed at Prego.
Naples is traditionally credited as the home of Pizza but Naples is also well known for its sweet dishes including colorful gelato, which is similar to ice cream though more fruit-based. Crostata di ricotta is the perfect desert to satisfy your sweet tooth which is the perfect way to wind up your meal at Prego.
At the Westin Mumbai Garden City we bring you all the flavors of Italy under one roof at our authentic Italian restaurant Prego. Eat –aly is an Italian festa celebrating everything Italian, especially food. Taste delicious Wines and Cheeses from across the regions, choose from a spread of delicately hand crafted pastas, wood fired pizzas and hearty meat dishes from the rotisserie. Enjoy the Sangria and specialty cocktails followed by Italian desserts which would surely leave your sweet tooth wanting for more at the best Italian Kitchen in town.