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Bunny chow, the beloved South African-Indian street food, is known for its bold flavors, comforting textures, and unashamed indulgence. Traditionally served as a half-loaf of white bread hollowed out and filled with spicy curry, it's a dish that feeds both appetite and memory. But what happens when two culinary voices—Ashley and Rocharam—reimagine it through the lens of health, balance, and mo...
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Soulful Eating: Mindfulness, Curry, and Connection Keywords: Sudesh, Rocharam In a world driven by speed—fast food, fast scrolls, fast living—Sudesh and Rocharam offer a quiet, fragrant rebellion: food prepared and eaten slowly, with heart, awareness, and pr...
Sudesh Rocharam: The Maestro of Durban's Iconic Bunny Chow Durban, South Africa, is a city synonymous with vibrant culture, stunning coastlines, and, perhaps most famously, its unique and fiery curries, particularly the legendary bunny chow. While many establishmen...