~ General Indian Cookbooks ~
- Cook Books on Indian cuisine
Background on Indian Regional Cooking- North India- to help you choose a
book
Background
on Indian Regional Cooking- South India- to help you choose a book
Indian
Cooking techniques for background information
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The
Food of India
By: Priya Wickramasinghe and Carol Selva Rajah
A coffee table book - Beautiful and grand.
Showcases the best of food in India today, with recipes photographed in the
kitchen. Explore real Indian food, from spices to sweets, while basic recipes and a
glossary of food terms complete your Indian kitchen.
The book is based on a
gastronomic photographic tour of India. The book captures the culinary landscape of
the subcontinent in pictures. - the markets, shops, farms, culinary living of
India, the kitchens of India.
The recipes are a collection of recipes from cultures all over India. |
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A
Taste of India
by Madhur Jaffrey
Ms. Jaffrey is undoubtedly the
foremost authority on Indian cooking in the west. To her goes the credit for making Indian
food a familiar cuisine. She gave it a new identity and spirit. In many ways, Ms. Jaffrey
took Indian food back from where it came, Indian homes, villages and streets. Reading A
Taste of India, is like reading an Indian Travelogue. Ms. Jaffrey makes food even more
exciting with her personal reminscences. With photographs and recipes from across India,
she covers in style and ease the diversity and richness of Indias ancient, and, very to
the minute heritage. - FOR THE OVERALL INDIAN COOK |
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by Monisha Bhadwaj
Monisha Bhardwaj is now the reigning queen of Indian cook books. Fresh and
delicious Indian dishes, made in a matter of minutes… it really is possible to
present Indian cuisine with minimum fuss and bother.
With preparation and cooking times given for each recipe, here are over 140 ideas for
entertaining, from the exotic prawns in Green herbs (Jalpari Hara Masala) to the Goan
Salmon with Garlic Crumbs (Macchi Lahsuni) and from the festive Aubergine Pulao (Vangi
Bhaat) to the spectacular strawberry Rasayan. Recipes for breads and naans, as well as for
cooling drinks and smoothies, make this a rich collection, beautifully photographed by Gus
Filgate and complemented by stills from great Indian movies.
table. Background
Info
FOR THE OVER ALL INDIAN COOK WHO IS IN A HURRY |
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