Sharad Purnima marks the brightest full moon night of the autumn season, celebrated with devotional songs, moonlit gatherings, and bowls of cooling kheer placed under the night sky. Within Indo-Caribbean communities, this festival blends Indian tradition with Caribbean rhythm – offering a night that’s spiritual, cultural, and deeply social. From moon mythology and Ayurvedic beliefs […]| CurryBien
Caribbean Pelau vs Indian Khichdi might sound like a culinary clash, but in truth, these two hearty one-pot dishes are more like distant cousins who’ve grown up on opposite sides of the world. Both are humble, comforting, endlessly adaptable, and beloved across generations. If you’ve ever thought of rice as “just a side dish”, pelau […]| CurryBien
Dussehra 2025 is not just a date in the Hindu calendar; it’s a powerful reminder that good can, and often does, triumph over evil. For many across the Indian diaspora, including the Indo-Caribbean community in the UK, this festival isn’t only about mythology or history; it’s about carrying forward values of resilience, courage, and community. […]| CurryBien
Autumn Warmers are more than just soups in a bowl; they’re a comforting embrace of Indo-Caribbean heritage, brimming with spice,| CurryBien