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<div>'Food Is Never Just About What’s On The Plate': Sanjeev Kapoor On Memory, Meaning, And Indian Cuisine</div>
'Food Is Never Just About What’s On The Plate': Sanjeev Kapoor On Memory, Meaning, And Indian Cuisine
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‘Food Is Never Just About What’s On The Plate’: Sanjeev Kapoor On Memory, Meaning, And Indian Cuisine

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Speaking to News18, Chef Sanjeev Kapoor reflects on Indian cuisine, global food trends, and why food is more than just nourishment.

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