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Masala chai's journey from South Asia to America - Vimarsana News

Masala chai's journey from South Asia to America

South Asia’s second-wave chai culture has steeped into America’s mainstream from Taylor Swift to "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse."

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The Evolution of the Diwali Sweet - Vimarsana News

The Evolution of the Diwali Sweet

Desserts like burfi shaped like chocolate cigars with edible gold show mithai’s transformation

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Diwali 2021 Spotlights Chicago's South Asian Restaurants - Vimarsana News

Diwali 2021 Spotlights Chicago's South Asian Restaurants

Chai-infused beer can double as a holiday treat

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Andersonville Farmers Market opens with higher capacity, fewer restrictions - Vimarsana News

Andersonville Farmers Market opens with higher capacity, fewer restrictions

Tyler LaRiviere/Sun-Times Lively violin music played as dozens of shoppers strolled in the sunlight between two rows of tents, taking in the sights and smells of street food, soups, spices, sweet treats like doughnuts and baklava, and fresh produce. On Wednesday, the Andersonville Farmers Market opened for its 12th season and its second year operating during the pandemic. Kayla Taylor, an employee at First Slice Pie Cafe, said she is excited to be selling pastries now that conditions are less frightening. “People feel safer outside, and everyone can come together and talk and feel good,”...

Woojae Julia Song captures immigrant-owned restaurants during pandemic - Vimarsana News

Woojae Julia Song captures immigrant-owned restaurants during pandemic

Multimedia storyteller Woojae Julia Song (Medill ‘19) has always been interested in the food scene in her Uptown Chicago neighborhood. As a result, when COVID-19 hit, she immediately saw the beginnings of a story.  “The (Uptown) restaurants really reflect the broader community, and once the pandemic started, it was pretty clear early on that local restaurants and small businesses were being impacted pretty directly,” Song said. “And we’ve seen communities of color and immigrant communities face additional challenges.” As a fellow with CatchLight Local Chicago — an initiative th...