Chef vikas khanna biography of barack obama

  • Michelin starred chef Vikas Khanna will present his book titled "Utsav - A culinary epic of Indian festivals" to US President Barack Obama.
  • Amritsar-born New York-based chef Vikas Khanna, who spent some time with the Dalai Lama in February this year, was so enchanted by the Buddhist.
  • Vikas Khanna is one of the most beloved Indian chefs in the world.
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  • Indian chef to give Obama a taste of Himalayas

    Amritsar-born New York-based chef Vikas Khanna, who spent some time with the Dalai Lama in February this year, was so enchanted by the Buddhist meal philosophy that he has decided to serve US President Barack Obama a special Himalayan cuisine. Khanna will serve him at the prestigious dinner ceremony at the Rubin Museum of Art next Monday.

    "The menu is a tribute to the cuisine of the Himalayan region, and its beauty, culture, and people," said Khanna, who was in the Capital on Friday to launch his book, Flavours First. "Good food is all about the perfect flavour, and that's the essence of the book," said the Michelin-starred chef, whose book has a foreword by famous British chef Gordon Ramsay.

    So, why did he select Himalayan cuisine for the US President? "The entire Himalayan stretch has some wonderful cuisines. Besides, The Rubin Museum of Art, where the dinner is being hosted, houses some of the most beautiful collections from that region, so I thought why not!" said Khanna, adding that he will however give his signature twist to the regional cuisine.

    So, what is he exactly planning to toss up for the gathering that will also see Puerto Rican singer Ricky Martin, and where getting a private chair costs Rs 19 lakh ($35,)

    Chef Vikas Khanna to present his book 'Utsav' to Barack Obama

    NEW DELHI: After hosting a culinary treat for Prime Minister Narendra Modiand CEOs of top global companies in New York, Michelinstarred chef Vikas Khannawill present his book titled "Utsav - A culinary epic of Indian festivals" to US President Barack Obama.

    "I will be handing over my book 'Utsav' to US President Barack Obama," the Amritsar born cheftold IANS over phone from New York.

    Khanna also presented the book to Modi in New York on Thursday evening, when 42 of the world's top corporate leaders congregated for a dinner meeting. The master chef even cooked an over five-course meal with most recipes taken from his own book.

    Weighing 16 kg, the book, which was launched in Cannes at the Cannes International Film Festival earlier this year, is written with pure gold ink.

    The over 1,page coffee table book, published by Bloomsbury Publishing, contains 1, recipes from 70 Indian festivals. The book comes in a large box, which Khanna calls the "cradle".