In the fifth episode of her show, “A Rose by Any Other Name” Aarti puts an Indian twist on some all-American classics. The hot dogs she prepares may not be Indian but the dish is her childhood favorite (more…)

After all the great feedback about Aarti Party’s first episode, I have decided to review all of them! The fourth episode “Chai Paarti!” is my favorite one so far. Samosas are traditional chai time snacks. Aarti puts her own (more…)

The third episode of Aarti Party, “Summer Lovin’” features dishes such as Pulled Pork with Mango BBQ Sauce and a crunchy and tangy Apple-Lime-Peanut Slaw. The meal concludes with Aarti’s decadent “Come’ Ere (more…)

In the second episode of Aarti Party, “What Storms May Come” Aarti transforms everyday chicken with an exotic Indian twist. She shares recipes that are perfect for a rainy day. I Ain’t Chicken Chicken, a crispy (more…)

I watched the first episode of Aarti Party today. In two words I would describe the show as “British Indian.” British Indian food is not authentic Indian food but rather a Westernized version of it. When Aarti mentions (more…)

So glad to finally see an Indian cooking show on Food Network! Looking forward to watching Aarti Sequeira’s Aarti Party, that premieres this Sunday! After noticing that the Cooking Channel was one step ahead of Food Network with Anjum Anand’s Indian Food Made Easy, I more than ever wished for an Indian show on the Food Network itself. I guess my prayers are finally answered but not quite…why you ask? Well, as much as I am looking forward to checking out this show, I doubt that it will actually feature authentic “Indian” food. It will rather consist more of fusion/eclectic types of dishes. This will give viewers a wrong impression of what Indian food really is. Either way, check out the show this Sunday, August 22nd at Noon ET and let us know what you think!

To learn more about the show click here: http://www.arzoomag.com/food/aarti-party-premieres-soon/

As you may have heard Aarti Sequeira won “The Next Food Network Star” and will be hosting a new Indian-inspired cooking show. Aarti, a Los Angeles food blogger, competed along with others in a 10 week heated (more…)