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Top 3 Books for Mystery Lovers

Missing person, damsel in distress, a broken down vehicle, yada yada yada. Tropes are many but can we really choose on one when we 'actually' want to read? Thriller, mystery and crime: welcome to the world of amusement. To ease your headache (dedicating to all my friends who asked me book-recs) on choosing a novel, I got you. Here are top 3 mesmerizing books I have ranked. You may fasten those seatbelts though: because it's going to get a bit nippy. (accidentally remembered Kevin from Home Alone)  1. The Turn of the Key by Ruth Ware This little thriller gift ought to blow your mind by enticing words, classy atmosphere and mysterious frames. Every page, or rather, every word in this book is crafted very beautifully and in an elegant manner. If you scan your eyes across the pages, you will immediately find at least 5 pretty words at a glance. If you're looking for a book to be alert at every second of reading, The Turn of the Key is the right stack of papers for you. It...

Malabar Makhan's Ancient Aroma

Malabar Makhan is now the magical venue of the aromas from northern Kerala. It’s heard that the management of Malabar Makhan restaurant goes to Fresh Beef Market every day, early morning at around 4 AM to get the freshest beef. It was the most rejuvenating information I've heard of Malabar Makhan.

Makhan Beef Perattu is the name of one of its specials. During the reign of Arackal dynasty in the present Kannur (Cannanore) city area , located almost 485 kilometers from the capital of Kerala, it was treated as the most delicious dish at royal dinings.

Centuries' old original and authentic Kannur traditional non veg dish hits in Dubai first time with a mouth watering sumptuous taste at Malabar Makhan. Authentic Kannur Beef Perattu creates a wonder in Dubai with a  nostalgic thrust.

Kannur Beef Perattu can be enjoyed along with special handmade 'Pathal' which was also originated from the same village at the same place Kannur. Paalamadam Tea is the star attraction along with Beef Perattu.

Another trick behind this Beef Perattu is that the onion will be burnt like that used in Biryani. So a total texture and colour appears to be black. 'Puthiyapla Chappathi' or 'Arippathiri' goes well with it. Puthiyapla Chappathi is served for bridegrooms during wedding days as a special dish to attract them. Paalamadam Tea foams up, increasing the depth of taste. So, try Malabar Makhan with the combination of Paalamadam Tea, Kannur Beef Perattu and Puthiyappla Chappathi.

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