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Gujarat Confidential: ‘Silent Cuisines’ of Gujarat
The book is written by Sheetal Bhatt and published by Disha, a voluntary organisation headed by Paulomee Mistry.
Written by Parimal A Dabhi
Ahmedabad | Updated: May 2, 2025 08:02 IST

At Navjivan Trust Hall in Ahmedabad on Thursday, a unique book was released that documented “foodways, recipes and Adivasi culinary traditions” in six northeastern districts of Gujarat – Banaskantha, Sabarkantha, Aravalli, Mahisagar, Panchmahals and Dahod.
The book, ‘Silent Cuisines’, has featured more than 50 heirloom receipes like pumpkin kheer, sun-dried pumpkin peel curry, stir-fried moringa flowers and poached masala eggs.
The book is written by Sheetal Bhatt and published by Disha, a voluntary organisation headed by Paulomee Mistry.
The book was written based on field work spanning over a year and half in the six districts. It was released in the presence of former Rajya Sabha MP Madhusudan Mistry.