The New Indian Slow Cooker: Recipes for Curries, Dals, Chutneys, Masalas, Biryani, and More

The New Indian Slow Cooker: Recipes for Curries, Dals, Chutneys, Masalas, Biryani, and More 

The most up to date book in Ten Speed's smash hit moderate cooker arrangement, highlighting in excess of 60 fix-it-and-overlook it plans for Indian top picks.

The rich and complex kinds of exemplary Indian dishes like Lamb Biryani, Palak Paneer, and chicken in a velvety tomato-margarine sauce can take hours to create through such methods as expanded braising and low stewing. In The New Indian Slow Cooker, veteran cooking educator and culinary specialist Neela Paniz changes the long, slow way to deal with making Indian food by reevaluating its customary plans for the moderate cooker.

She features the best local curries, dals made with lentils and beans, vegetable and rice sides, just as key backups like chutneys, flatbreads, raita, and new Indian cheddar. Utilizing this fix-it-and-overlook it approach, you can deliver total and legitimate Indian suppers that taste like they originated from Mumbai, New Delhi, and Bangalore, or your preferred Indian eatery.

Including both exemplary and imaginative plans, for example, Pork Vindaloo, Kashmiri Potato Curry, Date and Tamarind Chutney, and Curried Chickpeas, these full-flavor, straightforward dishes are ideal for occupied cooks anytime.

About the Author
NEELA PANIZ grew up in Bombay, India. After moving to the US, Paniz opened Chutney's Indian take-out and the hugely successful Bombay Cafe in Los Angeles, and a contemporary Indian restaurant, Neela's, in Napa. She is also the author of The Bombay Cafe, which put her on the national map as one of the leading voices of contemporary Indian cuisine. Since selling her restaurants, Paniz has appeared as the winning contestant on Chopped, taught cooking classes, provided recipes for many magazine articles, and been a presenter at The Culinary Institute of America.

Oh my goodness!!!!!!! This is by far the BEST Indian cookbook I have ever purchased!! I am Indian and most recipe books have very elaborate preps and I eventually end up staring at the pictures and heading to an Indian restaurant to satisfy my cravings! This book customizes the most popular Indian recipes (from North to South to Western India) for the slow cooker,thus adding the element of practicality. It lists all the spices etc up ahead, so you can make one trip to your nearest Indian grocery store, purchase in bulk and then you are good to go for pretty much all the recipes!! A must buy!!!! -P.B

Using this book ever since I got it for my husband who is enchanted with Indian cooking, but I've always been the slow cooker person in the house. Soups and stews stretch food dollars and so do Indian foods--that is, after you get through the kitchen set up with all those dishes, spices, leaves, etc. with which an American housewife like me is not too familiar. (So there's an investment to make, if you want a little more spice in your life.) We've only made a beginning in testing these out, but the results in all cases were good, although I think many Indians born would like these dishes to be several notches hotter. -Juliet Waldron 

Indian food and Thai food are comfort foods, at our house. I have loved both for decades, and although my wife's first introduction to Indian food (at a restaurant in her hometown) wasn't auspicious, we have since had spectacular food, and she is a convert. I've tried to learn solid techniques for some of our favorite dishes, but good Indian cookbooks are somewhat rare. Good Kindle cookbooks are just as rare, in my opinion. Most Kindle cookbooks make poor use of photography (though it is incredibly easy to insert a chart or picture in an electronic file!), are poorly organized, and rarely have consistent links to other recipes in the cookbook. I am a very experienced cook. I worked my way through college as a cook, sous chef, and head of kitchen at several restaurants, and I continue to work in the food industry, more than two decades later. If I buy a cookbook, I expect it to have a thorough description of the cooking techniques, excellent recipes, interesting design, and a series of great illustrations (maybe not every recipe, but at least every few recipes). Most Kindle cookbooks I've seen fall FAR short of every one of these expectations. -Cypherpunk 

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