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Jagruthi Maddela

Hyderabad

Contributor at Freelance

Features Writer at Indulge Express

Articles

  • 1 week ago | indulgexpress.com | Jagruthi Maddela

    Sharing a meal with a group of friends or acquaintances is no short of a delicate dance. From sorting out differences about a certain type of fish or chicken preparation to intently taking the waiter’s recommendations from an extensive menu. If someone swears by their Chicken 65, someone else would like a Sushi platter on their evening out. And while this is being figured out, a paneer or mushroom option is requested for the vegetarian kin.

  • 3 weeks ago | indulgexpress.com | Jagruthi Maddela

    Little pockets of joy help cheer you up at the end of a hot, gruelling summer day. Maybe a plate of chaat garnished generously with chilled yoghurt or a hot cup of chai that energises you for the rest of the evening. During Ramzan, most of us look forward to the elaborate Iftar meals once it’s time to call it a day. A little bite of sweet dates, fried snacks, a bowl of fruit, a side of cooling rose sherbet, what’s not to like about an Iftar?

  • 1 month ago | indulgexpress.com | Jagruthi Maddela

    A simmering pot of jasmine tea waiting to be poured out, chopsticks lying intently across the menu, watercolour paintings of little birds atop bamboo trees and plush seating, waiting to invite guests to relax and savour some delicious food. The sights and sounds at an Asian eatery are undeniably characteristic, often coming in with the promise of good food.

  • 1 month ago | indulgexpress.com | Jagruthi Maddela

    Summers bring out distinct, strong memories for most of us. Be it getting packed off to a grandparent’s home to spend the holidays, and assisting in important tasks like making pickles or papads to last through the year, or standing in front of the cooler after a gruelling day of being outdoors. The first few weeks of entering into the season after the cosy winter are challenging.

  • 1 month ago | indulgexpress.com | Jagruthi Maddela

    Folks who claim Mumbai is a city that never sleeps must pay a visit to Hyderabad during the holy month of Ramzan. Brightly lit apparel stores with newly stocked finery for Eid, eateries decked up from ceiling to floor in fairy lights, bustling roads whose traffic only increases through the night while the aroma of freshly grilled kebabs floats across, making passersby hungry for a sinful bite.