For those who didn't grow up in Indian culture, eating with our hands can seem daunting. How do you approach a plate full of rice, lentils, vegetable dishes, and bread without making a mess?

In several cultures across the globe, one dining practice stands out, and it is eating with hands. Filipinos call it kamayan and Ethiopians refer to it as gursha. Hath se khana (eating with hands ...

Why does my dad want me to eat with a fork? Why do my parents despise finger-eating? How do you eat with your hands if you’ve forgotten how? In the old timeline, when my dad slid me the fork, I said ...

In recognition of his contributions to Thai cuisine, Tila was appointed as the inaugural Culinary Ambassador of Thai Cuisine ...

Using just your hands to eat a range of food takes skill and practice. We explore the various techniques people in India use and investigate the differences between the north and south. We learn ...

Eating with your hands might sound a bit messy, and at Queen Sheba, it can certainly get a bit messy. But one taste of their authentic Eritrean food, and you wouldn’t have it any other way.