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Learn to COOK - Curried Favors: Family Recipes from South India

Curried Favors: Family Recipes from South India
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 641.59548
EAN: 9780789206282
ISBN: 0789206285
Label: Abbeville Press
Manufacturer: Abbeville Press
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 180
Publication Date: 2000-03
Publisher: Abbeville Press
Studio: Abbeville Press

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Published to critical acclaim, this engaging award-winning cookbook introduces the light, tropical cuisine of South India, combining more than 100 recipes with gorgeous photographs of the food and the region.

An abundance of coconut and seafood, as well as a host of exotic fruits and vegetables, including fresh hot chilies, distinguishes South Indian curries from those of the North. And southern cooking techniquespopping mustard seeds in oil, using legumes to add crunch to a dish, creating unique spice blendsexplode the myths that Indian cooking must be heavy, difficult to prepare, or made with hard-to-find ingredients.

In Curried Favors, Maya Kaimal MacMillan has fine-tuned her family's recipes to give us an inspired array of dishes, from appetizers to desserts. Although the book focuses on the traditional home cooking of southern India, it also includes such northern classics as Lamb Korma, Tandoori Chicken, and Spinach Paneer. Ideal for anyone who appreciates Indian food, this award-winning book is an excellent introduction for the novice, as well as an essential resource of lesser-known specialties for the more sophisticated cook.

60 full-color illustrations


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Summary: Great recipes and presentation
Comment: I am really enjoying this book. The recipes I've tried have been easy to follow, as well as looking and tasting great. I also appreciated the shopping advice. I have tried other books on Indian cuisine from the library but this was by far the best. I'm glad I purchased it.

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Summary: Buy it if you love indian food
Comment: Full of great recipes, we bought it as a gift but have been stealing recipes since.

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Summary: Not too Authentic Kerala Cooking
Comment: I brought this cookbook as a companion to Kaimal's other cookbookSavoring the Spice Coast of India: Fresh Flavors from Kerala. What she does successfully is provide an outline for a particular dish. However, being a malayalee (one from Kerala), I found these recipes to be extremely bland. Her measurements for the spices are too mild to be deemed authentic Kerala cuisine. There are only a handful of recipes that yielded results that were worthy of repeating.
Needless to say, I was very disappointed.

This review refers to both her cookbooks.

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Summary: Wonderful Indian recipes
Comment: After searching without success for a cookbook that would help me recreate the marvelous flavors of my favorite Indian restaurant, I've finally found it. Yes, the recipes often call for long lists of ingredients that might not be staples for the average American. And yes, some of them take a long time to make. But this is not a cookbook of shortcuts. This is a book to lead you through the flavors of southern India, and to help you make the Indian food that you crave. Wonderful cookbook.

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Summary: slightly dissapointed
Comment: I Was disappointed with this book. There are several recipes that are not a staple of south India such as paneer, rogan josh, puris, koftas and birayani and chapatis--the list goes on--. I already have plenty of north Indian cookbooks so these recipes are not the kind that I was looking for. I suppose she used them as fillers. I was rather annoyed when I looked up the recipe for dosas. She substituted the rice in the recipe for wheat--not a common starch in south India--I would have been ok with this if she would have included the original recipe as well. She claims it's too "tricky" so she omits it. I have found nothing in this book that I did not find by doing an Internet search. As a matter of fact I did find the traditional dosa recipe that this book omits


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