“Some people give time, some money, some their skills and connections, some literally give their life’s blood. But everyone has something to give.”
Barbara Bush
Baking in India is a whole new ball game, a challenge like none other, where something as basic as uninterrupted power supply might pose one of the biggest challenges yet. By the time you whip, the eggs, fold in the flour and pre-heat the oven, the minute you pop the tin into the magic box…POP, there might be a power cut.While finding a way around that might be a little expensive, and not easy for most of us, I’m going to try and list a set of resources to tackle the other important issues – EQUIPMENT, INGREDIENTS and BAKING TINS etc. This little list is based on what I use, my experiences with other fellow bakers…and trivia I find here & there.I will continue to build on it as I go along.
Do leave a comment/mail me if I have missed something! I would love to hear from you!
A fellow foodie blogger I recently exchanged notes with, the very sweet Pamela Timms @ Eat & Dust who I finally got to meet after ages of planning. We met at the French Pastry Festival for a Le Cordon Blue workshop run by LBC Master Chef Christian Fuare, hosted at The Oberois. Once the workshop was done, we chatted through a light, flavourful and delicious lunch and covered the ups and downs of baking in India.
With some inputs from Pamela too, with gentle pressure from the sweet Suma @ Cakes And More, and many emails from kind, patient readers of PAB, without further delay, here we go…
In my kitchen
1. Oven – I use a Morphy Richards 40L oven I recently purchased. It’s a nice oven, a good size and has a variety of oven settings. {Pamela has the same, and in addition has a Bajaj as well that she recommends}. Right now there aren’t any problems, but if I need to fix it there are sites like PartSelect that provide appliance parts and have tutorials.
2. Electric Handbeater – This is indispensable for someone like me, and I use it all time. I use an in-store brand from Croma {which turned out to be a sturdy one imported by Croma from WoolWorth}
3. Thermomix – A magical kitchen food processor, and not just that. It even cooks. In the Thermomix, processing takes just seconds. It can weigh, chop, grind, mince, mill, knead, whisk, beat, blend, puree, whip and juice! I use my TM every single day, and love it to bits. {Thermomix in India}
4. Things I can’t live without … my microplane zester, spatulas, nutmeg grater, box grater, Santuko knives, Ergo chef knives, more knives, mixing bowls of every size {glass & steel}, balloon whisks, offset spatulas, bread knives, potato peeler {shaves chocolate curls and cheese well too}, stack of chopping boards, candy thermometer, cookie scoop, pastry bags, icing set with many nozzles, rolling pin{s}, dessert rings {adjustable and fixed}, Lazy Susan {you got to love this creation}, weighing scale {even though the Thermomix has one}, cherry pitter {thank you Purple Foodie}, disposable piping bags {thank you Suma}, … and as much parchment paper as I can possibly stash. I think parchment paper is one of the best inventions ever! I just wish we had some locally available for home use. I know that some is being produced here but it’s for commercial use! 
Update: Parchment paper is now available locally – look for it at Modern Bazaar, Needs, Big Bazaar
5. More things I can’t live without … Endless baking tins, loose bottomed tart tins, petit four molds, ceramic ramekins, odd plates, white crockery, spoons of every size and shape…
Pantry Staples for Baking:
I’ll begin with the basic basics…
White butter: I actually make my own every week and store it in 100gm portions in the freezer. It keeps as good as fresh. White/unsalted/baking butter is difficult to find locally in the NCR. You might find some local brands like Gopaljee at your neighbourhood dairy. Imported Lurpak is available at gourmet stores like La Marche.
Plain flour: Simple old maida. Modern Bazaar stores cake flour in addition.
Whole wheat flour: Aata {I use Aashirwaad}
Vanilla Beans: Available well packed and organic at Fab India. I get 500gm packs from Down South – ‘Vanilla India Producer Company’, Ernakulam, Kerela { Ctc 91 4846599233/9349256746 }.
Vanilla Powder: Available in 50gm sachets at Fab India outlets
Vital Gluten: Available at Modern Bazaar {on request; ask the Store Manager}
Sugar : I use plain granulated sugar most of the time. For quick bakes I grind the sugar, and use this even in place of icing sugar.
Vanilla Sugar: Just slip a slit vanilla bean {after scraping seeds for use in something} into a jar of granulated sugar, and shut the jar tight. Store in a cool place, shaking it once or twice a day. You should have sweet smelling vanilla sugar in about a week.
Pure Vanilla Extract: I make my own {do remember it takes a while to get ready, 3-6 months}
Brown sugar: I use light brown demerera most of the time when brown sugar {light/dark} is called for. Muscavado Sugar is available imported in most gourmet stores but does cost a packet. I prefer to stick to local brands.
Yeast: I use Gloripan / Mauripan brand instant yeast that Suma from Bangalore sends me from time to time. Check her blog Cakes & More for the online source {You will be surprised at the baking/patisserie stuff you get there}. I also use fresh yeast that is available in 500gm blocks available at Modern Bazaar {Vasant Vihar and DLF}. I store the block in my freezer, and chip off the bit I want to use. Never had a problem with it. Dried yeast is also available in most ‘kirana‘ stores, and in INA etc.
Buttermilk: Best discovery to date. Saw something at local Mother Dairy outlet, checked the ingredients and did a dance of joy. Chhach is cultured buttermilk sold in 500ml packs at Mother dairy and Amul. For baking, use the plain chhach.
Baking Chocolate: The very bane of every Indian bakers life … but help is at hand with an online store Delicious Now. I often order 2-3kgs of there couverture chocolate for my baking. Its a good quality, single bean origin chocolate {55%} which works well for me. They have 10kg packs on there site, but did repackage and meet my order for 3kgs. {Priced at @700 per kg/Nov2011}. It’s a good couverture for home baking, though you stock a higher % chocolate as well.
A chocolate supplier in Ludhiana can be found at Chocolate and Baby Spice {chocoandbabyspice@hotmail.com} and they courier slabs of dark chocolate etc, and accept payment via bank transfers online. They are very reliable and efficient as I have ordered from them often in the past.
Other than this, you can find Calebaut, Selbourne, Morde at INA market. Morde is available in 500gm bars in white, milk and dark baking chocolate in most gourmet stores like Modern Bazaar, La Marche etc.
Pimento in Jangpura also stock chocolate – +91-9810003527 or +91-9810245682. {Thank you Meenu Iyer}
Almond Meal: INA Market, mainly during winter
Dry fruits, candied peel, whole spices etc: Old Delhi, INA Market
Cocoa: My heart is set on Valrohna but it is too expensive here, as are other imported brands. What do I use? Nilgiris cocoa powder from down South thanks again to Suma and the hubs trips to Bangalore, my stock is maintained. Its a good, dark cocoa {no idea if it is alkaline or not, but to tell you the truth, I have never bothered to check}, and I have never met with a problem!
Cream: C is for cream and in India the non availability of whipping cream can make you weep. All we get is 20% low fat Amul cream {and Gopaljee in the NCR at times}. I use Amul {200ml tetrapacks} for my mascarpone etc, and for frosting too. I keep it chilled in the fridge. See my Cream in India 101…whipping it into submission. Imported whipping cream is available in most gourmet stores.
Update {Aug 2012}: After repeated requests on Amuls FB wall, they have come back to me saying they are working on a whipping cream! So there is hope in the near future.
Soft cheese: I make my own mascarpone, ricotta and quark. {recipe here}. Local Indian soft cheese is available in most gourmet stores like Modern Bazaar, INA, La Marche, Natures Basket. These stores sell a large variety of imported cheese as well.
Miscellaneous:
- A good online gourmet store is Delicious Now. They have a good line of organic flours, imported cheese, couverture chocolate, almond meal, baking ingredients and much more. They offer home delivery too.
- Pigmento in Jangpura has a range of chocolate compounds and cocoa and tons of fillings, colors and other stuff useful for baking/making chocolates – call them at +91-9810003527 or +91-9810245682. {Thank you Meenu Iyer}
- Modern Bazaar, Vasant Vihar & DLF Phase 1, Gurgaon has an extensive aisle with baking products {which are often found to be priced quite high} You would find vital gluten there on demand. Please request the store manager.
- Parchment paper – You could order online. Just mail your requirement to passionate.baking@gmail.com. They have a FB page Passionate Baking
- Bakersmart – An online store for buying gloripan yeast and compound chocolate and some other stuff like pans and liners and fondant press etc {thank you Ketkee @ The Constant Nibbler}
Shopping for pots and pans, ramekins etc:
1. Baking tins, dessert rings, bread knives, bread molds, muffin trays, icing sets, pastry bags … and lots more in this little shop in Old Delhi. Take the Metro to Chawri Bazaar, and a rickshaw from there. I love this shop! {Update April 2013- They have a website too now.}
Bakeware, dessertware, bottles, RAMEKINS, cake plates, decanters, kitchen essentials, table essentials, tumblers, carafes… a huge variety under one roof! Be it Drinking, Dining, Decor or Gifting, it’s the one-stop shop for all such items. While most of their current selection is made of glass, they intend to diversify into other items going forward.
…. will keep updating!
HAPPY BAKING!!
Helpful links
The much awaited post is here, yaay! Its indeed extremely challenging to find out sources for baking supplies in India, specially for us home-bakers. Thanks for sharing the priceless info Deeba, this will be really very useful for a lot of us here !
My pleasure to be of any tiny bit of help I can do for you. Thanks so much for the sweet mention!
Suma´s last [type] ..Cakes And More Cookie Fest ! An Event And A Giveaway…
Thank you so much, this post is a must for anyone in Delhi / NCR attempting to bake at home.
This is just fantastic! Lets hope I can add to it
Sneha´s last [type] ..Mug cake!
Greetings from All Things Nice! I love baking and after having recently moved to Gurgaon, have found it incredibly frustrating trying to figure where to find all the stuff I need for my baking. Stumbled upon this post the other day. It made my day. Brilliant!
Thank you so much for the info. I wanted to know if you have any new updates about the above. Also would you be knowing where I can buy cake decorating ingredients as well as tools & instruments ??
Thank you
Hi Kaajal,
You can pick up piping bags, offset spatulas, icing sets and even a candy thermometer at the Old Delhi shop mentioned above. Call before you go just in case you have something specific in mind.
Hi, This is absolutely brilliant, till now I had to make do with Borosil and metal tins for baking. I love baking and was always hard pressed for baking supplies but you have just made everything wonderful!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Can’t thank you enough….I wish I could have put in more effort into this since I have been staying in Delhi all my life….
Thanks a lot!!!!!
Thank you for the post, just the one I have been searching for. You can get better quality cream for whipped cream in some of the supermarkets that import things like SPAR and Le Marche in Select city walk in South Delhi.
Thank you for turning Delhi into a livable place again! I just bought the Morphy Richards 40lr OTG, and was wandering for the ingredients and supplies!. Great, Thanks!
this is a brilliant post!i was totally dependent on getting all my pots and pans and all the other realted stuff for decorating from canada……..now i know where i have to go during my next trip to delhi!thanks a ton.
i came to this site thinking, or rather hoping, there must be a one-stop solution to all my baking needs., but looks like everyone gets pans from one end of delhi, butter from the other, chocolate from one corner and so on. its a challenge, but when we see that perfect cheesecake, yummy lasange or warm muffin – its all worth it. thanks for the old delhi tip – cant wait to go there.
I know what you mean, and have been there, done that. But the good thing is that you can gradually build your collection, and chocolate can be stored in a cool place for a while. I make my own white butter and freeze it, so that’s one less thing to look for. Life is much easier now than it was 5 years ago {in baking terms}. Hope you find some goodness in Old Delhi! All the best!
Plz guide me where I can get Santoku’s knives in Gurgaon or in Delhi or any website for online purchase.
Hi Piyu, the only place I could find one oneline is here – http://www.hometown.in/Products/Home-Town-Homeware-Kitchen-Accessories/Wusthof/Wusthof-Santoku-Knife/pid-1252985.aspx?Rfs=&pgctl=675137&cid=CU00049209
Hi Deeba,
This post is extremely informative. Thanks a ton for this. I shall surely visit the old Delhi shop. Can you also tell me a good supply store in DLF gurgaon where in I can get cake toppers like dolls etc. shall appreciate your reply
hello mam, i had requested you before also to help us to how to use OTG, i have Sunflame OTG and i am planning to buy same as yours .How do you bake cake in this OTG , on which rack do you keep cake pans, pizza pans or loaf pans for baking? In sunflame otg , i use both elements for baking cakes , pizzas but i read in Morphy Richard otg manual to use bottom rod for baking, i am confused ,please help.
Meenakshi, I am awfully sorry for the delay. I use different racks for different stuff, but usually for cakes, pizzas cookies, I use the central rack and just the lower element as the book says. For browning of the top, I switch to both elements for a while and then back to the bottom one. I like the oven, and I am sure you will too. You need to experiment with the settings and find what works best with you. Hope this helps.
thankyou ,thankyou , thankyou from the core of my heart for replying my query.
You are too sweet Meenakshi …. I am SO embarrassed that I took forever. SORRY!
Hi!!! I’m so glad that I’m not the only one who doesn’t fret over getting ingredients in Delhi!! Does anyone know where I can get a whipped cream dispenser, the one which uses the nitrous gas or something?? The whipped cream that I’ve tried from spar just doesn’t do it for me or maybe I’m not doing it right… And I know this next one isn’t related to baking per se, but where could I find arborio rice for a risotto?? Thanks for all the help Deeba… I’m sure you’ve made a thousand lives easier with this post!!!!
omg!!!! m reading ur blog since 3-4 months n totally in love with ur pics…i used ur black forest recipe to make my first black forest cake…….but then also i never saw this post:(:(……getting stuff in delhi was so frustrating for me as i live in the small town of joshimath, uttarakhand n bring car ful of ingredients from my short trip to delhi but got so less time for searching everything here n there…but i guess now i’ll be a happy person bcoz i’ll go directly to the places mentioned by u:D:D:D:D:D:D……thnx alot deeba……
Hi Deeba,
I just took a clue from you and bought a Morphy Richards oven… I also found a lot of fruit fillings and good yeast and a 2 litre pack of whipping cream in INA this time… just thought I’d share this info…
PS: I’m still looking for that arborio rice! pls help!!!
wanted to know where i can get colors for my icing …can only most of the time find red and orange at INA …..pls help
Have you tried Modern Bazaar? I think they stock them. Maybe call before you go?
I know i’m reading this a couple of years too late, but this is awesome! I’m also wondering where I can get my hands on a baking/chocolate thermometer… please tell me you have some leads on that! thanks a ton for the amazing info!
Hi
Thank you for this artical. I am from Bangalore, a novice baker. Can you please recomend me some gadgets i need to have in my kitchen like ovens (I can’t find murphy richards here)or, the dough nd egg beater ? Which brands nd makes etc
Hi,
Just saw this site. I am from Mumbai and planning to come to Delhi soon for a couple of days. Could you please tell me where are the pans and the pots available in Delhi that are in the photographs above (the 2nd snap from top)?
I think you might be referring to the vintage ones Deepti. You will find them here – Vintage pots and pans
Doma Copper Brass
12 Tibetan Market
Janpath,
New Delhi
Tashi Nima , Ctc 9999700186
Thank you
OMG! I can’t believe I took so long to find this website. Because it’s the dream I’ve been chasing and finally I’ve caught it
‘How to make baking possible in India’. Having moved from the UK to Kerala it has been quite a disappointment/challenge to keep up my relatively new found interest with baking. From popping over to the supermarket (in Manchester) and getting every ingredient in the recipe to it being such a task to even get unsalted butter, it has been a rather bitter journey.
I have to say your cakes and bakes look delicious and to know that they have been made in India, is so inspiring! Thank you so much for sharing and imparting your knowledge with the rest of us wannabe bakers. Thank you! Thank you!
Hey there Safa…glad to be of inspiration and love your ‘baking’ energy! You are in Gods own country my dear, the land of spices and vanilla beans! I am so envious of folk down south as the bean is so much easier and cheaper to source! The rest we can manage, can’t we? Thank you for the generous words!!
Thanks Deeba………I am a beginner into baking and a foodie…..I love to make cakes/desserts etc…but due to availability of some baking items some cake recipes I cannot try…..this infomration is reallly useful for me as I got to know so many online stores selling the baking stuffs…….as I also do a lot of online shopping………thanks for this eye opener………
Ur cakes looks really yummy……….feel like having all of them………..
Always wonderful to know if something has been of use to someone. Thank you for taking time to write back to me Aradhana! Happy baking and keep in touch!
Hi Deeba
i love your blog.All the recipes are just fabulous.
There is a place in rajouri garden,Delhi called sheel pans.(http://sheelpans.in/)
they carry all types of baking pans and tools.
Thank you Swapna, and thanks some more for the handy info! Do they sell retail too?
yes they do sell in retail. i bought all my stuff from there only.
there is also a cheese supplier in daryaganj.they carry all imported cheeses,
if you are interested.
Thanks a ton. Will update the vitalstatistics page. Does the Daryaganj guy keep chocolate {baking} too, or do you know any other supplier {good baking chocolate like Calebaut} and do you have some contact details for him. BTW, you look like you enjoy baking. Do you blog too?
No i dont blog but i really love baking.
.the daryaganj guy has only cheese.For chocolate u can go to SP Mukherjee marg, thats near sadar bazaar ,old delhi.there is a whole line of shops that sell cooking chocolate ,flavourings etc.Even Pigmento has almost everything including gift boxes and packing material .The only thing i could find so far is wheat gluten and meringue powder.
for cheese:
National Food Products
+(91)-11-66217650
http://www.froliccheese.com
Thank you for all this wonderful info Swapna. I think I’m going to kidnap you one day and make you take me to Old Delhi …LOL! You must consider beginning a blog, if only to record your journey …and one day share with the world at large!
Wheat gluten is available on request at Modern Bazaar {VV,Saket,Ggn}. I have seen egg white powder at Modern Bazaar, Gurgaon too {I think 6 sachets for Rs400}
The only thing i could not find so far is wheat gluten and meringue powder.
Sure anytime….
anything for a fellow baker….
Hi… love your blog, thanks for all the info that u’ve put up. had 2 basic Qs.. what gelatin do you recommend? Granulated or Sheet? and where do u buy good gelatin from. Secondly between Thermomix and Kitchenaid, which would you recommend?
thanks
Hi, came across ur blog searching for a bakery ingredient n got totally hooked on to it . Amazing tips n places to find bakery stuff which u r rite is damn difficult to ge in India , as western bakery is still new to our land. But now I m sure gonna be a regular follower.
Hi deeba,
there is another place in okhla,delhi called CCDS.they have a baking warehouse they carry wilton baking supplies as well as kitchen aid stand mixers.
http://www.nowletslearn.com/
BTW there is a chocolate festival going on in select city walk,saket.Its amazing…
You should definitely check it out.
hey… very nice post.. just loved it… i am also from Delhi and a new baker.. thanks for so much info..
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Hey Deeba, I’m a fellow Delhi based foodie and have been on a constant lookout for tart tins, muffin moulds, cookie cutters, baking chocolate, good yeast et al and always wondered where the others procured them from. And believe me, the day I chanced upon this post of yours, I was overjoyed and despite my absolute Chandni Chowk/Chawri Bazaar phobia, I headed to this Matchless Machine Tools the next Saturday to get my supply of all sorts of tins and pans and cutters. Ah! I felt like I was in a DisneyLand of sorts for Bakers
Thanks a ton for this! You know I celebrated my shopping with my first ever baked cheesecake…yumm! I used strained yogurt in stead of cream cheese but It was better than any I had had before.
I couldnt find ceramic ramekins and fluted ravioli cutter anywhere so finally got my brother to bring’em from US.
Also recently on one of my trips to HomeTown, I noticed that they have started to sell muffin liners in packs of 50 (good for people like me, I can stock on different patterns now) and pastry cutters too.
Could you lead me on to a place from where I can buy frozen pastry sheets? I know I can make them from scratch but for those instant gratification moments, they’d be great. Le Marche has Wanton wraps and Filo wraps.
Ketkee Shekhar´s last [type] ..Fluffy American Pancakes
Aw….how did i ever miss this post Deeba? A huge thanks to you for sharing all this. You’re gonna be blessed many many times for this one!
When you plan to head out to Old Delhi this winter I’d love to team up and travel there and talk some baking stuff with you!
Do give me a shout.
Hey,
I also came across this online store for buying gloripan yeast and compound chocolate and some other stuff like pans and liners and fondant press etc
http://www.bakersmart.co.in/
Thanks a ton. Is it the Bangalore one. Have just updated the link.
Hi ,I love your blog. I stay in Gurgoan and baking a hobby. Since I moved from Singapore a year ago baking and finding things has been a constant struggle.This Banglore shop I happened to visit personally but things are not exactly how it appears it be on the website .I mean in terms of Quality might be commercially viable but I would not use the edible products for baking for my loved ones .I definately would not recommend anyone to buy the food colorings or the fondant they turned disastrous. .The plain cupcake papers were dirty and the mini sized would not fit the norpro baking tin. Having listed the bad buys .I would recommend all the fondant tool the piping tips and decorating sugars.the turntables and the spatulas are very reasonable and sturdy.Hunted and glycerin I have yet to try and will keep you posted.they also sell me ring powder. still am looking to buy some vegetable shortening and magarine for icing perpose if you know of any place where I can get them pose do let me know.
Thank you,
Yeshey Cho
Loved the site… will work on info ASAP. A query… panasonic and black&decker have got stand mixters. These are plastic. Are for ~2500. Are they worth it? would you recomend any? Also, since unlike the US counterparts they only have mixing and kneading attachments are they useful for whipping.
thanku soooooooooo much dear…… lately i have been getting mad where to get baking accessories in Delhi… since few days are left fr going home…… some search and i got your post Voila!!!1 its a blessing….. will get the stuff soon…..
God Bess…:)
Thanks for the information on baking supplies in Delhi/NCR. It is very helpful as I was relying on my supplies from different parts of India or abroad. Please visit my blog as well and leave suggestions or comments. Thanks again Deeba
Thank you Deeba..
Yours posts are blessings for wanna-be bakers like me…
I went to the chndni chowk shop and the guy remembered you and mentioned ur name too !!!!
i told him, you are being promoted very well amongst the bakers community..
Cud u plz tell me where can i find chocolate chips.. coz sometimes brekaing up a chocolate bar into pieces gets too clumsy…
Thanks lady !!!
I am in Delhi, visiting from USA, looking for a long steel tip digital food thermometer, just to check milk temperature for an ashram where 4 meals a day for 300 people are cooked. Making yogurt in large quantity is hit or miss. I have experimented back home and found the ideal temp for milk for yogurt is 120degF. I looked on line for a thermometer, but they don’t give prices. They want you to send an email enquiry, but want your whole life before you click send. PLEASE, can someone tell me, quickly, what store I can find the thermometer in and just go an buy couple. Any idea about the price? Can I ask them to courier it? Thanks a bunch, folks.
Urmila
Hi Deeba,
Thak you for posting the very useful information here. Im trying to learn cake decorating and i don’t know where to find some of the basic ingredients such as liquid glucose and Tragacanth gum.
Please help. Thanks!
Mahnaz
Hi Mahnaz, Thank you for stopping by. Liquid glucose is available at Modern Bazaar, but am not too sure about Tragacanth gum. Maybe ou coulkd call them and ask?
Cheers!
hi , would be glad if u update me in ur list ,
i stock chocolates (morde ,selbourne ) silicon spatula , whipping cream -1 kg pack , measuring cups , paper cups for cupcakes , moulds for chocolate , baking moulds , transfer sheets , and much more in dwarka
plz feel free to contact me
.
RAJANI JAIN
DWARKA , SECTOR -6
NEW DELHI
9910807925
Hi Rajani. Will do. Do you have a website or product list?
Thank you!
You are a saviour!!.. Also would you know where i can find Rye and multi grain flour for my bread!!
Deeba & all you lovely bloggers in Delhi & Gurgaon – Le Petite Pantry has introduced Organic Certified Vanilla Bean and Vanilla Bean Powder. You can now order online at http://www.lepetitepantry.com Best, Monika
Hi, going through your blog, I noticed the bit about the low fat maul cream. Le Marche stocks fresh double cream in their store on Golf Course rd here in Gurgaon!
Hi, going through your blog, I noticed the bit about the low fat amul cream. Le Marche stocks fresh double cream in their store on Golf Course rd here in Gurgaon!
Thanks a ton for your message Swati. Yes have bought the double creme {Pure right?} from La Marche, Galleria, and Modern Bazaar Phase 1. There is little consistency in the product. It worked really well once or twice, and the other 3-4 times it was either sour, or just didn’t whip up. I bought a batch for a magazine photo shoot too and the cream curdled so I was really disappointed. At least I know how Amul behaves. It’s consistent so that works for me.
Hello Deeba
I am new to baking. I am looking for some courses in baking in Gurgaon/NCR.
Can you suggest some really good course on baking that I can attend.
I would also like to buy some good quality knives for various purposes. Where can I buy those and which ones?
Thanks in advance
Pratibha
You can also check out foodesto.com, another online gourmet shop. its good.