Bhog - Temple Food of India explores and celebrates the link between food and culture and endeavors to resurrect some elided portions of India's heritage cuisine. Based on 6 ritu (seasons) and ashtha (8) prahar (unit of time) followed by temples for bhog offerings, numerous first-of-its-kind recipes are included. Culled out from the temple kitchens, several known dishes are given a traditional flavour.

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Known as star fruit, kamrak is a visual delight and its tartness dances on the palate. The high content of vitamin C is a preventive measure during winters when we are prone to coughs and colds. This is the perfect delicious way to keep colds at bay.

Peel skin and slit kamrak
(You will not be able to resist the mouth-watering sour aroma so lightly salt a piece and pop into your mouth before you continue)
Make a strong powdery chasni and add elaichi and kesar.
Quickly add  Kamrak and stir to coat lightly.
Allow to set.
This can be enjoyed over the next 15 days.