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The Classic 1000 Indian Recipes
by: Carolyn Humphries

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Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 641
EAN: 9780572028077
ISBN: 0572028075
Label: Foulsham
Manufacturer: Foulsham
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 416
Publication Date: March 14, 2002
Publisher: Foulsham
Studio: Foulsham
Sales Rank: 50024

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Superb
This recipe book is a superb addition to anyone's culinary library - clearly not every recipe will suit every person but it is inconceivable that you would not find a significant number of useful recipes in here and even if you found just one nugget, then considering the price, it would be well worth it.

The variety of recipes in the 1000 series is simply staggering - to say you are stuck for choice is an understatement. And there is a vegetarian section in this too which is an extremely useful feature.

Ok, so there are no photographs but against that, the books don't cost a fortune either and they are compact.

You really cannot go wrong with any of these recipe books and when you consider they cost little ... Read More:

Rating:

- Sloppy, but large
This is the third Indian cookbook I've bought, and it has been rather inspiring. It contains the promised 1000 recipes, and there where a lot I had never heard of. If you want to learn about more than just curries, and maybe find out how to make Indian food without always making curries, it's just great. It has a lot of recipes such as Rasams, which are much lighter (curries tend to be greasy), and they are easy to make. How ever, one has to be very careful just following the text, not everything is worth cooking at all, and some things are rather absurd. I've had some annoying cooking mishaps using this book. Another almost unforgivable feature is that they must have reedited the book to fit the shopping possibilities of the west. Now, I don't ... Read More:

Rating:

- A very authentic easy to read book !
Being born and brought up in Bombay has exposed me to a variety of Indian food.
This book has a list of almost everything I can think of that is made in India. Right from making different varieties of spices to all the preparations from north to south of India.
The book is divided into various sections for vegetarian, meat, fish, sweet dishes, etc.
I use this book a lot for making curries new to me and they turn out to be absolute yummy !
Even my mate - who is British makes great food with that book !
In short this book is highly recommended and should be a part of every food lover's kitchen...

Rating:

- Recipes from many regions under one title....
....some recipes that I tried worked out well, but I also found a couple of inaccurate recipes and some not-so-authentic ones. But it still is a good book - there are some great recipes among the thousand!

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