Combining the freshest plant-based ingredients with years of culinary expertise, our vegan menu is a feast for the eyes as well as your tastebuds.
Continue ReadingCombining the freshest plant-based ingredients with years of culinary expertise, our vegan menu is a feast for the eyes as well as your tastebuds.
Continue ReadingIn case you missed our Veganuary month on our Facebook and Twitter, we have been celebrating all things Vegan throughout the month of January. Veganuary is a charity that aims to change popular opinion on what it means to follow a vegan lifestyle.
Continue ReadingDiwali or Deepavali – meaning the “festival of lights”. Diwali is celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs, Jains and Buddhists and spiritually signifies the victory of light (the good) over dark (the evil) or knowledge over ignorance. The five-day festival honours the Goddess of wealth, Lakshmi, with people lighting lamps to help her find her way into their homes and bring with her good fortune for the coming year.
Continue ReadingAs apples ripen, they give off ethylene gas. Ethylene gas is usually used as a plant ripening in other fruits but with potatoes it keeps them from sprouting. Keep them all together in a cool well ventilated place and your potatoes should just keep on going!
Continue ReadingHere at Indigo’s we pride ourselves on serving the finest Indo-Chinese food, from our delicious vegetable Hakka noodles to our fantastic paneer Manchurian sauce! However, on the surface of it, Indian food and Chinese food are as different and varied as the lands they come from.
Continue ReadingIt can be hard to make time, even for the most important things in our lives. Everything moves so quickly these days it’s easy to just lose track, and lose connections with our friends and our family.
One of the easiest ways to make time for family and friends.
Continue ReadingAtithi Devo Bhava is a Sanskrit verse, translated literally it means “The guest is equivalent to God”. It is taken from ancient Hindu scripture and has become part of the codes of conduct for the Hindu society. What it has come to mean today is that no matter who you are and where you are from, in India you are welcomed warmly and treated with respect.
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