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Spice Kitchen: From the Ganges to Goa: Fresh Indian Cuisine To Make At Home

An energizing new Indian cookbook with a new way to deal with a much-adored cooking, loaded up with basic and genuine plans with an accentuation on provincial dishes and Indian road food that can be arranged rapidly and without complain. Zest Kitchen is an assortment of Ragini's preferred dishes from her eatery and the best road food-propelled dishes from her adolescence and goes all through India. New, brilliant, and perfectly planned, Spice Kitchen moves from the sullen, dim photography and jumbled structure of numerous Indian cookbooks available. It is separated into parts as per fixings—fish, poultry, meat, and vegetables with extra areas first off and backups, side dishes, and treats. There is likewise an essentials area for zest mixes just as a glossary for the less started. Plans incorporate chickpea masala, twice-cooked fish jalfrezi, works of art, for example, roasted chicken, rogan kid, and pork vindaloo, and conventional plans for chutneys, and raitas. Scrumptious sweets like energy natural product kulfi are additionally included. With an accentuation on bona fide dishes that are anything but difficult to re-make at home, Spice Kitchen is an absolute necessity have for admirers of Indian food and the individuals who revere cooking energetic, beautiful, and luxuriously seasoned food.

About the Author
Ragini Dey was born in the city of Mirzapur, northern India. Her family traveled extensively through India, experiencing food from many different regions and experimenting with different recipes. After several years teaching and cooking Indian food, she eventually opened the Spice Kitchen. It was such a success that it expanded to include Indian cooking and spice-appreciation classes and became renowned for making everything from scratch, right down to the pickles, chutneys, and spice mixes. Ragini’s restaurant has received several awards and accolades and has a dedicated following.

Haven’t had a chance to cook with it yet but recipes look manageable and there’s an interesting variety with clear instructions. Very informative background on types of Indian food, origins, and spice glossary. Beautiful photographs. I’m a beginner cook in Indian cuisine and recommend as a good bible. -Terric