If you’d like to get innovative and surprise your guests with a completely different spread, we recommend you try some delectable Kashmiri cuisine the next time around you have people over for dinner.

As the marriage season peaks in Kashmir this autumn, the traditional Kashmiri Wazwan cuisine is being savoured at marriage parties with gusto these days. Traditional local chefs, called Wazas, who ...

It is impossible to mention Indian cuisine without the rich culinary heritage of the Royal Kashmiri feast known as Wazwan. Here's a glimpse of the royal culinary heritage of Kashmir. 'Waza' literally ...

NEW DELHI (IANS) – “Kashmiri food is more than Wazwan, and both Muslim and Pandit cuisines of the region need due recognition,” says celebrity Sanjay Raina, who is on a mission to change traditional ...

If the thought of the valley conjures up images of the Dal Lake and shikaras, then the gastronome in you will be delighted to feast on chef Bashir Ahmad Choncha’s Kashmiri delicacies. The popular chef ...

Fitness Gurus might do their best resisting the delectable but calorie-rich Kashmiri Wazwan cuisine but lovers of good food can hardly do so, more so with Eid round the corner.As one of the most tasty ...

Fresh produce and fine meats, wedding feasts and home fires — discovering the flavours of Kashmiri food in Srinagar The air was laden with bits of white fluff. They floated, opalescent, backlit by the ...

Curating a wedding banquet is no mean feat, especially when it comes to Kashmiri wazwan. “At least 30 lamb dishes are placed here,” a khansama (cook) once told this reporter at a Kashmiri wedding—a ...

Wazwan is Kashmir’s unique multi-course food tradition that displays the skills of wazas The last time I was in Kashmir, India, the weather was fabulous. It always is. There was mild breeze. Orange ...

CHENNAI: After 20 years in this profession, if I dig back to where it all started, it always reminds me of my dad and his innumerable skills and techniques. Being a descendent of Waza family, who have ...

A new Kashmiri-inspired restaurant and cocktail bar are set to open in a Sheffield city centre food and drink destination, with an introductory deal offering diners 50 per cent off their food bill.