Topic Research, Epics of India Food

For my Topic I decided to do food. I think there is so much potential with food and there is so much I could talk about. 

https://www.diigo.com/profile/laurakgibbs?query=%23100blog+ganesha

The first story I will choose to do is "Kubera and Ganesha", I believe this will be a good story for me because it talks about how much Ganesha eats and how much food he loves.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/food-news/what-is-lord-ganeshas-favourite-food/articleshow/70900989.cms

I believe that this article/story about Ganesha would help me because it informs me about his favorite sweets and talks about a holiday/festival I could talk about.

https://livingfoodz.com/stories/celebrating-the-first-foodie-on-ganesh-chaturthi-1070

In this, it talks about Ganpati and his love for desserts but also includes festivals that I can talk about in my storybook. I think it will be a great informative story that I could use to talk about.


All of these stories/articles are going to be very helpful for me to create my project.

Ganpati and his favorite dessert




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