This story is from November 30, 2018

Mumbaikars participate in the traditional cake-mixing session

Mumbaikars enthusiastically participated in a fun-filled event wherein chefs from a hotel guided them to cake-mixing
Chef Rahul Dhavale talks about traditional cake-mixing event

Chef Rahul Dhavale talks about traditional cake-mixing event

Christmas is coming and it's time to get the cake mix ready. Cake mixing is a fun-filled engagement for everyone to bond where the collected group of people including family and friends enjoy the ritual of pouring and mixing various ingredients with enthusiasm.
While many hotels are having the traditional cake mixing ceremony wherein the fruits, dry fruits which are to be used in the Christmas cake are soaked in alcohol, Wednesday evening saw Mumbaikars too enthusiastically participating in the event.
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What was special about the event was that the hotel's Executive Chef Rahul Dhavale was gearing up to mix 100 kgs in 100 minutes, with an interesting medley of exotic fruits and nuts like glazed cherries, candied peels, black currant, dried cranberries, apples and pineapples, along with apricots, dates and raisins.
The event saw a good response as young and old together got into the act under the supervision of the chefs present at the event. Talking about the same Chef Rahul said, "We always associate the cake mixing activity as a great way to spread the message of cheer and festivity to a wider audience. Also, this activity was specially conducted on a Wednesday, when the mall has “Women Wednesdays”, to give the ladies an opportunity to learn a new recipe and interact
with chefs and network with each other.”
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Seema Mattoo

Seema loves books, clothes, cooking, travelling and re-creating Indian art on paper, canvas, fabric and even walls. While currently her life revolves around her two kids and work, she is waiting to exhale as she dreams to settle down in a serene place to unleash her creativity in the form of her own book cafe with Indian art and textiles on display.

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