Indian Cookbooks
Sanjeev Kapoors Soups Salads and Sandwiches
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- Published: Monday, 23 June 2008 04:04
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What can be more relaxing than reading your favourite fiction over a bowl of hot soup followed by a filling sandwich. The exotic salads here are healthy substitute for the usual dal-rice routine and when they are combined with some nourishing soup they indeed make a wholesome meal.
Through this book we take you through a global tour where our very own Bombay Veg Sandwich vies for attention with the Italian Bruschetta and Focaccia. Again the everyday Mixed Sprout salad lies side by side with the Warm Thai Noodle and Papaya Salad or Poached Fish and Dill Salad from the Mediterranean. Whatever they be, you will be faced with the difficult task of choosing what you want to eat. So have it all but for different meals, of course! |
Sanjeev Kapoors Snacks & Starters Vegetarian
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Through this book vegetarians will get a delightful variety of scrumptious snacks. Spring Rolls and Samosas apart, the array of new and easy to make snacks are sure to be winners.
Herein you will find a delectable array of the everyday favourites, the fluffy Dhoklas, crunchy Sabudana Wada, flavourful Pav Bhaji or crisp Kothimbir Wadi blending well with the newer creations, which are not very difficult to master for this book gently guides you through step-by-step to a tasty finish. |
Sanjeev Kapoors Snacks & Starters NonVeg
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Yet another treasure from the trove of Sanjeev Kapoor's a collection of the most delicious traditional Indian recipes.
The clamour for Indian food is natural. What with its rich history dating eons back when the Rajahs and Maharajahs fired the imagination of the palace cooks to come up with a wide variety of exotic and delectable dishes that have left a lasting impact on the palates of connoisseurs of good food. Dishes like Murgh Shahjahani Chaat, Amaras ke Malai Aloo, Narangi Pulao and Gulab-e-Gulkand have endured the test of time and are still as popular as they were then. Perhaps the reason for the world wide popularity of Indian food is the fact that it has a lot of intermingling flavours, is healthy, is easy to prepare and above all can be digested effortlessly. Indian food as it is today is the result of evolution. The recipes that have been passed through generations have in the process gathered a lot of influences of foreign tastes and textures. And we have brought you these delicacies within the covers of this beautifully produced book with exquisite photograph that aptly complement the exotic dishes. It is sure to find a pride of place on the shelves of any discerning collector. The recipes have been judiciously chosen to give readers a taste of India that is authentic, yet ingeniously formatted to complement a modern meal from starters and soups through the main course to the desserts. There are a total of 91 ravishing recipes in this book. |
Sanjeev Kapoors Gourmet Delight - Main Course II
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This is one of a set of eight books and is a handy compilation of is best for the modern palate. rought to you by Master Chef Sanjeev Kapoor, this special collection will help you plan beautiful meals that will surprise and delight everyone. Compiled from traditional India and global recipes, the dishes have Chef Kapoor's innovative genius. Discover how food cooked under his guidance is transformed into a meal fit for a kind. Explaining the science behind the art of cooking, the recipes are meticulously presented in easy steps to that even beginners can cook with confidence. Soups, salads, starters, main dishes, accompaniments and deserts are all waiting to be discovered.
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Hari Nayak Cookbooks
Hari Nayak is part of the creative new generation of chefs from Asia. As a young boy, watching his grandmother grind fresh spices in the traditional stone mortar and hearing the splutter of curry leaves being thrown into hot oil, he knew that being around food was what he wanted to do, always. Nayak is known for his simple approach to food, staying true to the core Indian values of the dishes he creates. His inspiration apart from his village upbringing lies in an ability to absorb influences from other cultures and cuisines that he has experienced in traveling the globe. Since graduating from the Culinary Institute of America, Nayak has worked in the food industry for the past 15 years—including stints at renowned New York restaurants like Aquavit and Daniel. He now runs his own consultancy business called Gourmet Gurus. He has also provided culinary and consulting services to various organizations such as Sodexo USA, ifoodTV, Whole Foods and several restaurants. He pioneered America’s first ice cream patisserie, Halo Fete, in Princeton, NJ. His first cookbook, Modern Indian Cooking, was named "best of the season" for 2007 by the Los Angeles Times.