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A Chandni Chowk food walk through Shahjahanabad
Eat your way down the lanes of the seventeenth-century walled city on foot with a guide who knows which halwai has been frying since before Partition, stopping at kachori stalls, sweet shops and a kulfi shop rather than sitting down anywhere.
from ₹1000 · mornings for the breakfast trades, evenings for kebabs; many shops shut Sunday and some close through the day in Ramzan
Mughlai cooking from the Nizamuddin women's kitchen
Eat kebabs, biryani and nihari cooked to recipes kept in the basti beside the dargah, from a kitchen run by women of the neighbourhood, either at their food truck in Sunder Nursery or ordered ahead for a group.
food-truck menu prices; group catering quoted on order · food truck during Sunder Nursery hours; orders for more than 20 people need a day's notice
Learning to cook in a Delhi home kitchen
Spend a morning in a family kitchen grinding a masala, learning why the onions go in before the tomatoes and which spices are bloomed rather than boiled, then eat what you cooked at the family's table.
varies by host and platform; no single published rate · most days, by arrangement; morning classes often include the market
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