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The Migration Menu

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The Migration Menu is an exciting new podcast series that explores journeys from South Asia to West London, through food.

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📢📢📢Only 24 short hours until the next course of The Migration Menu! Catch up on what you have missed so far, here: themigrationmenu.com

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Looking forward to reading & cooking from this - from the daughter of Dr Geeta Ludhra, who we interview in Ep9 - ahead of series 2, which we hope will showcase the less heard stories of S Asian cooks!

Looking forward to reading &amp; cooking from this - from the daughter of <a href="/educatinggeeta/">Dr Geeta Ludhra</a>, who we interview in Ep9 - ahead of series 2, which we hope will showcase the less heard stories of S Asian cooks!
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'Our study finds that only about 20% of Indians are vegetarians and the rest of the 80% are non-vegetarians or meat-eaters." Please read this study keeping in mind that Muslims constitute only 14% of the country & many would be unable to afford meat rediff.com/news/interview…

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So so sad to write this. RIP dear Jim. Prof James Scott was a brilliant engaged scholar, surprisingly consistent/persistent in analysis, who married pol science & ethnography in the best way, & who deeply influenced my own thinking/scholarship. Importantly, he was a kind person.

So so sad to write this. RIP dear Jim. Prof James Scott was a brilliant engaged scholar, surprisingly consistent/persistent in analysis, who married pol science &amp; ethnography in the best way, &amp; who deeply influenced my own thinking/scholarship. Importantly, he was a kind person.
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Who's hungry❓ ‼️Episode 5‼️ of the The Migration Menu will be available from tomorrow! I have done the maths and there is enough time to catch up on previous episodes before it drops. themigrationmenu.com 📢📢📢

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Just come across this new podcast series from @JamesStaples66 and Luke Heslop that weaves together colonial and migration scholarship with interviews with South Asian restaurateurs and food history. Well worth listening to (and not just because it refers to Ruling the World,

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It has been so nice to hear such great feedback on Episode 5🎉 of The Migration Menu! - themigrationmenu.com/episode/when-m… I am addicted to the Acast Insights which let us know where the show is popular. On that note - big up our loyal listeners in Port Harcourt and Katsina, #Nigeria.

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Another excellent opportunity to listen to me and @JamesStaples66 eat, and talk about eating. #themigrationmenu The Migration Menu open.spotify.com/episode/5oaUWp…

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Hungry for more? The next episodfe of The Migration Menu will be dropping🫳 tomorrow! And this week we are eating Sri Lankan🇱🇰, at Yako‼️

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Shahu Patole’s Dalit (mostly Mahar and Mang) cooking from Marathwada has set me thinking. There are at least 22,000 cuisines in India — that is the # of dialects reported in the census — which is linked to landscape. That gives us a sketch of the sociogeography of Indian food…

Shahu Patole’s Dalit (mostly Mahar and Mang) cooking from Marathwada has set me thinking. There are at least 22,000 cuisines in India — that is the # of dialects reported in the census — which is linked to landscape. That gives us a sketch of the sociogeography of Indian food…
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Here it is... Episode 7 of The Migration Menu!! And finally we are eating #SriLankan food themigrationmenu.com/episode/short-…

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My take on a new translation of a book on Dalit cooking from Marathwada, India It will be in three parts. This is the first one. Thanks to Prof. Vandana Swamy and Prof. Ishita Dey in helping me navigate the related literature foodanthro.com/2024/08/26/rev…