The Hour of the Goddess: Memories of Women, Food, and Ritual in Bengal

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The Hour of the Goddess: Memories of Women, Food, and Ritual in BengalFood constitutes an integral aspect of the intellectual and cultural milieu of Bengal, and rituals, social customs and day to day routine are closely intertwined with the preparation of traditional dishes by the women of the household. The quintessential Bengali emphasis on food was brilliantly encapsulated by Chitrita Banerji in Life and Food in Bengal. In The Hour of the Goddess, she returns with an unbeatable combination of cultural insight,

- History and culture: giving you a deeper understanding of the city's heritage

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the master storyteller lends another backward glance at his boyhood years-a vacation that took place over seventy winters ago-remembering his days with rare humour

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It is organised into two sections

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