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Last modified on Wed 10 Feb 2021 12.16 EST Sales of jam have gone up 20% in the past year, the rise thought to be partly due to more baking during lockdown (something has to go on that sourdough bread) and, with many people working from home, more time to make breakfast rather than grabbing something en route to the office. But why buy jam when you can make your own? Unlike banana bread, the jars of jam you make now should last a few months or more – maybe even outliving the pandemic, when one day you’ll reach into the depths of a cupboard and retrieve a dusty jar with a label readi...

Malaiyo, nimish, Daulat-ki-chaat, malai makhan — the dish goes by many names Sometime last year, during a book launch, I was interacting with a European author after his eloquent talk when he asked me if my name meant ‘that yellow-coloured soft sweet that’s eaten in the mornings’. I was already a fan of malaiyo, which fits the description, but could not for the life of me figure out why he had referred to my name. Then, a few weeks later, a friend asked if my name derived from the Lucknowi dish available only during the winters. A sweet similar to the Daulat ki Chaat she had eaten in ...

, the City of Five Seasons ranks as a good place to raise a family, we score higher than average on housing affordability, education, healthcare, and safety. And Livability  has a virtual love fest of good things to say about Cedar Rapids. There are dozens of distinctively different neighborhoods in the city of Cedar Rapids. If you include Marion and Hiawatha, the number of neighborhoods rises even higher. Many are just a few blocks deep and not even a 1/2 mile wide. But each one is like its own little community with nearby landmarks, parks, stores, schools, and shops. We'll start with Neigh...

Rate Cedar Rapids Most Desirable Neighborhoods , the City of Five Seasons ranks as a good place to raise a family, we score higher than average marks on housing affordability, education, healthcare and safety. And Livability  has a virtual love fest of good things to say about Cedar Rapids. There are dozens of distinctively different neighborhoods in the city of Cedar Rapids. If you include Marion and Hiawatha, the number of neighborhoods rises even higher. Many are just a few blocks deep and not even a 1/2 mile wide. But each one is like its own little community with nearby landmarks, parks...