Taste of the South

Breaking Borders

where we enjoyed lots of home-cooked meals. My family is from Gujarat, a state on the western coast of India, so our meals usually consisted of traditional Gujarat dishes such as fresh, flavorful curries, basmati rice, and rotli, a delicious unleavened bread rolled nice and thin. In the mid-1970s, my family migrated to Valdosta, Georgia, where I was later born. I can remember occasions when

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