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Hey there, fellow foodies! Welcome to my delicious corner of the internet—Kanav’s Journey in the Kitchen! I'm Kanav, your friendly neighborhood food fanatic, and yes, this blog is a full-blown love letter to all things edible. You might be wondering, “Why does this blog even exist?” Well, because my heart beats to the rhythm of sizzling pans and bubbling curries. I made this space to share my never-ending obsession with food—its flavors, stories, and the sheer joy it brings.If you’ve made it this far, you deserve a virtual high-five. If you’re just skimming…tsk tsk…shame on you (but I’ll forgive you if you promise to try one of my recipes)! Here’s what to expect: Lip-smacking recipes made with simple, easy-to-find ingredients, a generous sprinkle of history behind iconic dishes and ingredients and some desi vibes, because Indian taste buds rule my world, Oh and yes, a dash of international flair—sometimes authentic, sometimes not-so-authentic, but always tasty! Feel free to tweak the recipes to match your kitchen chaos and personal palate. And if you have any special requests (food-related, please!), drop me a line at kanavsjourneyinthekitchen@gmail.com. One last thing—this blog is all about love, food, and fun. No hate, no mockery (to me or anyone else), just good vibes and great bites. Now go on, dig in and enjoy the ride! Thank you and take care

Kanav

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