Diary of a White Indian Housewife
Thoughts and Experiences of an Expat Living in India
From the category archives:
I’m happy to say that I’ve found a store that delivers organic fruit and vegetables for free, all over Mumbai, every week! The store is called Naturally Yours, and it’s located near the railway station in Chembur East. It’s only a small shop, and they offer very personalised service….
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I’m one of those people who get sick of eating the same things over and over again. Rice and daal (lentils) particularly. However, the great thing about daal is that it’s made in such a wide variety of ways. Every household has their own style of daal, and no two are the same…
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Beggars, slums, and poverty — unfortunately, these are all things that readily come to mind when people think of India. What doesn’t, are bars that are more expensive and tougher to get into than many in say, London or New York. Anyone who thinks that India is a poor country without an elite nightlife is in for a shock. And what it takes to be a part of it is even more shocking….
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Yesterday, I did something that I never thought I’d do. I spent seven hours in the kitchen, cooking Indian food….
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One restaurant that’s been getting quite a bit of publicity lately is the Swad Shakti ayurvedic restaurant. It’s located at the Ayurshakti Health Centre in Malad, an outer western suburb of Mumbai. Feeling like I needed some healthy food after being forced to eat so much during Diwali, I suggested to my husband on Sunday that we go there for lunch…
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“ That is not always true 
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