Envisioning a larger societal purpose has always been a hallmark of ITC, the makers of Kitchens of India, embodying “a commitment beyond the market”. This is reflected in not only the products themselves, but in the company’s extensive efforts in enhancing the Triple Bottom Line: Economic, Social and Environmental capital. President Barack Obama and The First Lady recently visited India. They stayed at Maurya, ITC’s premier hotel and ate at ITC restaurants Bukharaand Dum Pukht. A feast was created by the master chefs of the hotels – the same culinary wizards that created the exquisite range of KOI products.Bukhara has been declared the best Indian restaurant in the world by “The Restaurant Magazine”, UK. In addition to experiencing the amazing hotel and food, President Obama was able to see first-hand the sustainability efforts of ITC through one of its key initiatives, e-Choupal. Recognizing the need to reserve and enrich precious environmental resources, e-Choupal leverages the internet to empower small farmers by enabling them with resources they would not have access to otherwise. With over 6,500 internet stalls, e-Choupal services today reach over 4 million farmers growing crops in over 40,000 villages! Previously, Hilary Clinton visited India and actually used one of the ITC/KOI LEED offices to announce a vision for Indo-US collaboration on climate change. ITC’s Green Centre in Delhi is the world’s largest building to be awarded the LEED platinum rating! Energy consumption was slashed by 51% and water consumption dropped by 40%! ITC’s commitment to quality, authenticity, the environment and its people is unmatched by any other company in the country. The company is the only company in the world to be Carbon Positive, Water Positive and Solid Waste Positive.
It’s no wonder Kitchens of India is one of the fastest growing Indian brands in America!
For more variety, try Kitchens of India Curry Paste Variety Pack.
Kitchens of India Ready-to-eat dishes are a selection of authentic Indian recipes from ITC’s gourmet restaurants, specially re-created with deliberation and love by the Master Chefs. Each recipe has been handed down from one generation of Master Chefs to another. The range of Indian recipes on the offer spans the entire terrain from the far flung regions of the north-west frontiers to the coastal regions of the south.
With ITC's Kitchens Of India Ready-to-eat products, nothing has changed, except where you eat. Completely free of preservatives and absolutely delicious, there's no better way to discover Indian food.Indian SpicesThe origin of Indian spices dates back thousands of years. From time immemorial, spices have played an important role in Indian cooking, imparting amazing flavours to elaborate/extensive Indian savouries. Check out the interesting range of spices used in authentic Indian cooking:Cardamom, Carom, Chili, Coriander Seeds, Cumin Seeds, Dried Ginger and Mango, Fenugreek, Garam Masala, Saffron, Sesame, Star Anise, Turmeric and many more! |
Envisioning a larger societal purpose has always been a hallmark of ITC, the makers of Kitchens of India, embodying “a commitment beyond the market”. This is reflected in not only the products themselves, but in the company’s extensive efforts in enhancing the Triple Bottom Line: Economic, Social and Environmental capital. President Barack Obama and The First Lady recently visited India. They stayed at Maurya, ITC’s premier hotel and ate at ITC restaurants Bukharaand Dum Pukht. A feast was created by the master chefs of the hotels – the same culinary wizards that created the exquisite range of KOI products.Bukhara has been declared the best Indian restaurant in the world by “The Restaurant Magazine”, UK. In addition to experiencing the amazing hotel and food, President Obama was able to see first-hand the sustainability efforts of ITC through one of its key initiatives, e-Choupal. Recognizing the need to reserve and enrich precious environmental resources, e-Choupal leverages the internet to empower small farmers by enabling them with resources they would not have access to otherwise. With over 6,500 internet stalls, e-Choupal services today reach over 4 million farmers growing crops in over 40,000 villages! Previously, Hilary Clinton visited India and actually used one of the ITC/KOI LEED offices to announce a vision for Indo-US collaboration on climate change. ITC’s Green Centre in Delhi is the world’s largest building to be awarded the LEED platinum rating! Energy consumption was slashed by 51% and water consumption dropped by 40%! ITC’s commitment to quality, authenticity, the environment and its people is unmatched by any other company in the country. The company is the only company in the world to be Carbon Positive, Water Positive and Solid Waste Positive.
It’s no wonder Kitchens of India is one of the fastest growing Indian brands in America!
For more variety, try Kitchens of India Curry Paste Variety Pack.
Kitchens of India Ready-to-eat dishes are a selection of authentic Indian recipes from ITC’s gourmet restaurants, specially re-created with deliberation and love by the Master Chefs. Each recipe has been handed down from one generation of Master Chefs to another. The range of Indian recipes on the offer spans the entire terrain from the far flung regions of the north-west frontiers to the coastal regions of the south.
With ITC's Kitchens Of India Ready-to-eat products, nothing has changed, except where you eat. Completely free of preservatives and absolutely delicious, there's no better way to discover Indian food.Indian SpicesThe origin of Indian spices dates back thousands of years. From time immemorial, spices have played an important role in Indian cooking, imparting amazing flavours to elaborate/extensive Indian savouries. Check out the interesting range of spices used in authentic Indian cooking:Cardamom, Carom, Chili, Coriander Seeds, Cumin Seeds, Dried Ginger and Mango, Fenugreek, Garam Masala, Saffron, Sesame, Star Anise, Turmeric and many more! |
Envisioning a larger societal purpose has always been a hallmark of ITC, the makers of Kitchens of India, embodying “a commitment beyond the market”. This is reflected in not only the products themselves, but in the company’s extensive efforts in enhancing the Triple Bottom Line: Economic, Social and Environmental capital. President Barack Obama and The First Lady recently visited India. They stayed at Maurya, ITC’s premier hotel and ate at ITC restaurants Bukharaand Dum Pukht. A feast was created by the master chefs of the hotels – the same culinary wizards that created the exquisite range of KOI products.Bukhara has been declared the best Indian restaurant in the world by “The Restaurant Magazine”, UK. In addition to experiencing the amazing hotel and food, President Obama was able to see first-hand the sustainability efforts of ITC through one of its key initiatives, e-Choupal. Recognizing the need to reserve and enrich precious environmental resources, e-Choupal leverages the internet to empower small farmers by enabling them with resources they would not have access to otherwise. With over 6,500 internet stalls, e-Choupal services today reach over 4 million farmers growing crops in over 40,000 villages! Previously, Hilary Clinton visited India and actually used one of the ITC/KOI LEED offices to announce a vision for Indo-US collaboration on climate change. ITC’s Green Centre in Delhi is the world’s largest building to be awarded the LEED platinum rating! Energy consumption was slashed by 51% and water consumption dropped by 40%! ITC’s commitment to quality, authenticity, the environment and its people is unmatched by any other company in the country. The company is the only company in the world to be Carbon Positive, Water Positive and Solid Waste Positive.
It’s no wonder Kitchens of India is one of the fastest growing Indian brands in America!
For more variety, try Kitchens of India Curry Paste Variety Pack.
Kitchens of India Ready-to-eat dishes are a selection of authentic Indian recipes from ITC’s gourmet restaurants, specially re-created with deliberation and love by the Master Chefs. Each recipe has been handed down from one generation of Master Chefs to another. The range of Indian recipes on the offer spans the entire terrain from the far flung regions of the north-west frontiers to the coastal regions of the south.
With ITC's Kitchens Of India Ready-to-eat products, nothing has changed, except where you eat. Completely free of preservatives and absolutely delicious, there's no better way to discover Indian food.Indian SpicesThe origin of Indian spices dates back thousands of years. From time immemorial, spices have played an important role in Indian cooking, imparting amazing flavours to elaborate/extensive Indian savouries. Check out the interesting range of spices used in authentic Indian cooking:Cardamom, Carom, Chili, Coriander Seeds, Cumin Seeds, Dried Ginger and Mango, Fenugreek, Garam Masala, Saffron, Sesame, Star Anise, Turmeric and many more! |
For more variety, try Kitchens of India Curry Paste Variety Pack.
Kitchens of India Ready-to-eat dishes are a selection of authentic Indian recipes from ITC’s gourmet restaurants, specially re-created with deliberation and love by the Master Chefs. Each recipe has been handed down from one generation of Master Chefs to another. The range of Indian recipes on the offer spans the entire terrain from the far flung regions of the north-west frontiers to the coastal regions of the south.
With ITC's Kitchens Of India Ready-to-eat products, nothing has changed, except where you eat. Completely free of preservatives and absolutely delicious, there's no better way to discover Indian food.Indian SpicesThe origin of Indian spices dates back thousands of years. From time immemorial, spices have played an important role in Indian cooking, imparting amazing flavours to elaborate/extensive Indian savouries. Check out the interesting range of spices used in authentic Indian cooking:Cardamom, Carom, Chili, Coriander Seeds, Cumin Seeds, Dried Ginger and Mango, Fenugreek, Garam Masala, Saffron, Sesame, Star Anise, Turmeric and many more! |
their attention to detail that has helped the Master Chefs preserve the authentic taste of traditional Indian cooking. Infact most of them apprentice for years before they take charge. Even the cooking style and means they use - brass urns, copper vessels and specially built large tandoors, all date back to a bygone era.It is this attention to detail that has helped the Master Chefs preserve the authentic taste of traditional Indian cooking. Hence, the Master Chefs must surely be the reason why people come back for more.
Now through Kitchens Of India, a selection of delectable delights, made from rare recipes handed down through generations to our Master Chefs, is made available in a ready-to-eat form.
For more variety, try Kitchens of India Curry Paste Variety Pack.
Kitchens of India Ready-to-eat dishes are a selection of authentic Indian recipes from ITC’s gourmet restaurants, specially re-created with deliberation and love by the Master Chefs. Each recipe has been handed down from one generation of Master Chefs to another. The range of Indian recipes on the offer spans the entire terrain from the far flung regions of the north-west frontiers to the coastal regions of the south.
With ITC's Kitchens Of India Ready-to-eat products, nothing has changed, except where you eat. Completely free of preservatives and absolutely delicious, there's no better way to discover Indian food.Indian SpicesThe origin of Indian spices dates back thousands of years. From time immemorial, spices have played an important role in Indian cooking, imparting amazing flavours to elaborate/extensive Indian savouries. Check out the interesting range of spices used in authentic Indian cooking:Cardamom, Carom, Chili, Coriander Seeds, Cumin Seeds, Dried Ginger and Mango, Fenugreek, Garam Masala, Saffron, Sesame, Star Anise, Turmeric and many more! |
their attention to detail that has helped the Master Chefs preserve the authentic taste of traditional Indian cooking. Infact most of them apprentice for years before they take charge. Even the cooking style and means they use - brass urns, copper vessels and specially built large tandoors, all date back to a bygone era.It is this attention to detail that has helped the Master Chefs preserve the authentic taste of traditional Indian cooking. Hence, the Master Chefs must surely be the reason why people come back for more.
Now through Kitchens Of India, a selection of delectable delights, made from rare recipes handed down through generations to our Master Chefs, is made available in a ready-to-eat form.
For more variety, try Kitchens of India Curry Paste Variety Pack.
Kitchens of India Ready-to-eat dishes are a selection of authentic Indian recipes from ITC’s gourmet restaurants, specially re-created with deliberation and love by the Master Chefs. Each recipe has been handed down from one generation of Master Chefs to another. The range of Indian recipes on the offer spans the entire terrain from the far flung regions of the north-west frontiers to the coastal regions of the south.
With ITC's Kitchens Of India Ready-to-eat products, nothing has changed, except where you eat. Completely free of preservatives and absolutely delicious, there's no better way to discover Indian food.Indian SpicesThe origin of Indian spices dates back thousands of years. From time immemorial, spices have played an important role in Indian cooking, imparting amazing flavours to elaborate/extensive Indian savouries. Check out the interesting range of spices used in authentic Indian cooking:Cardamom, Carom, Chili, Coriander Seeds, Cumin Seeds, Dried Ginger and Mango, Fenugreek, Garam Masala, Saffron, Sesame, Star Anise, Turmeric and many more! |
their attention to detail that has helped the Master Chefs preserve the authentic taste of traditional Indian cooking. Infact most of them apprentice for years before they take charge. Even the cooking style and means they use - brass urns, copper vessels and specially built large tandoors, all date back to a bygone era.It is this attention to detail that has helped the Master Chefs preserve the authentic taste of traditional Indian cooking. Hence, the Master Chefs must surely be the reason why people come back for more.
Now through Kitchens Of India, a selection of delectable delights, made from rare recipes handed down through generations to our Master Chefs, is made available in a ready-to-eat form.
