In the evening, Meera’s 19-year-old cousin, Kavya, returned from her law college. She wore ripped jeans and a nose ring that was both a fashion statement and a rebellion. "Why must I learn to make dosa ?" she challenged the older women. "Let the men learn." The room went silent, then erupted in laughter. Paati handed Kavya the spatula. "Learn it," she said, "not as a duty, but as power. The one who feeds has the real control."
Indian cuisine is known for its rich diversity and bold flavors. Indian women often: "Let the men learn
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