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Indian Cooking
by Madhur Jaffrey |
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Classic
Indian Cooking
by Julie Sahni |
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Madhur Jaffrey is an international authority on Indian food and the host of several tandoori-driven TV shows. This is the latest edition of a book with authentic recipes, some enhanced by full-color photos. Book starts with an introduction to spices, cooking techniques and cookware; followed by recipes.
The original edition of this cookbook was called "the definitive word" on Indian cusines by the Los Angeles Herald-Examiner. Heavenly aromas are a reason enough to experiment with the recipes. If you love Indian cooking or are thinking about giving it a try, this book is a great start. It has as many non-vegetarian recipes as it has vegetarian. |
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This book was ranked among the top-six
all-time cooking bibles by the New York Times. The moghul cuisine
recipes are clear and detailed, without being "too-detailed".
Julie Sahni uses her amazing knowledge of combining spices to
make the dishes taste extraordinary. Meant as much for the cooking
experts as it is for the beginners, one of the sections is devoted
to basic cooking techniques, concepts and description of Indian
spices. |
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240 Pages (large size, hardcover)
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541 Pages (regular size, hardcover)
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Classic Indian Vegetarian and Grain Cooking
by Julie Sahni |
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Savoring India: Recipes and Reflections on Indian Cooking
by Julie Sahni |
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This is Julie Sahni's second long
awaited book after Classic Indian Cooking. A must-have for vegetarians,
it explores the riches of India's vegetarian and grain cooking.
It begins with a simple explanation of the ingredients and techniques
characteristic of this cuisine. She goes on to describe every
classical blend of curry in the Indian tradition, with accompanying
recipes on how to use them. A masterful selection of India's vegetarian
cuisine- from delicate curries to fiery hot dals- all healthful
and delicious
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This book takes those who have never been to India on a fascinating culinary tour and is bound to make the rest of the readers (who have been there) nostalgic. It starts with a brief history of India. Rest of the book is divided by meal courses. As the author explores each course, she gives simple but delectable recipes, each classified by state. Unlike Julie Sahni’s other bestsellers (“Classic Indian Cooking” and “Classic Indian Vegetarian and Grain Cooking”), this book has large vivid color photos that are sure to impress. Another feature that distinguishes this book from most others are the recipes of snacks and fast food sold by street vendors in India. The interesting tidbits on Indian history, culture, customs, traditions, festivals and ingredients are sprinkled across the book to make the reading even more enjoyable. Highly recommended to foodies, cooks, and armchair travelers. |
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511 Pages (regular size, hardcover)
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256 Pages (large size, hardcover, glossy)
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