50 Great Curries of India

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Kyle Cathie, 2004 - Cooking - 224 pages
"Here are 50 authentic Indian curries, each accompanied by a full-colour photograph so that you can see colour, texture and appearance. Try White Chicken Korma, a Muslim court dish blending Moghlai and Nawabi cuisines or Prawns in Sweet & Hot Curry, with its delicately balanced sweet, hot and sour flavours. The Gujarati Mango and Yogurt Curry is a tasty treat for vegetarians or perfect for lunch or as a side dish, while Lamb with Plums is a new recipe that combines the sweetness of fruit with the spicy aromas of cinnamon and chilli." "A new introduction especially for this edition comprehensively details curry-making techniques, including how to add taste, aroma and colour and there are also 50 recipes to accompany the curry, from rice and lentils to breads, vegetables, chutneys and desserts."--BOOK JACKET.

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About the author (2004)

Camellia Panjabi is the author of the world's best-selling book on curry, 50 Great Curries of India. It has sold over 1 million copies and has been described as 'the definitive guide to Indian cooking'. Born in Mumbai, Camellia read Economics at Cambridge and went on to become the Marketing Director of Taj Hotels, India's most prestigious hotel group. With a lifelong passion for food, Camellia helped create several restaurants for these premier hotels, featuring little-known regional dishes. Camellia opened the Bombay Brasserie in London, in 1982, introducing regional Indian cooking to the UK for the first time, and changing the way Indian cuisine is perceived in Britain. In 2001, she joined her family's restaurant company, Masala World, owner of Chutney Mary, Veeraswamy, Masala Zone and Amaya.

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