The Essential Marathi Cookbook, a modern, easy-to-use introduction to several Marathi sub-cuisines, travels across the regions and religions of Maharashtra to bring out the most authentic and appetizing recipes from the state. Journalist and chef Kaumudi Marathé presents a varied and nuanced selection ranging from the delectable entrées long associated with Maharashtra, to appetizing and unusual side dishes, and a plethora of desserts, as well as, lesser-known but equally tantalizing family and regional specialties which have never before appeared in an English-language cookbook.

Over two hundred recipes from one of the best coastal cuisines of India The spicy, succulent seafood of Goa is as famous as the golden beaches and lush landscape of this premier tourist destination of India. Traditionally, the Goan staple was fish curry and rice but under Portuguese influence there developed a distinctive cuisine that combined the flavors of Indian and European cooking, with local ingredients being used to approximate the authentic Portuguese taste. So fish and meat pies were baked with slit green chilies, assado or roast was cooked with cinnamon and peppercorns, pao or bread was fermented with toddy, and the famous baked bol was made with coconut and semolina. This innovated, largely non-vegetarian cuisine was offset by the traditional and no less sumptuous vegetarian creations from the Konkan coastland, rich with coconut and spice.

Foreword by Suneeta RaoTraditional Vegetarian Recipes from My Mother’s KitchenKomala Sista Rao, a former singer and mother of pop singer and stage actress Suneeta Rao, presents a compilation of her family’s culinary legacy – well-chosen, delectable vegetarian Andhra home recipes. The Andhra Cookbook breaks stereotypes of Andhra food being all about chillies or too spicy for most palates. Offering recipes with a depth of flavours and several ideas for novices and experts alike, this cookbook will encourage you to relish and experiment with Andhra cooking.With a wide selection of vegetable curries, dals, stews and chutneys, this book provides a keen insight into the region’s cuisine. It can also serve as a well-organised guide that includes detailed explanations about preparation methods and suggested menus to understand how to combine dishes.

Savour the tantalizing flavors of Andhra cuisine While Hyderabadi cuisine with its distinctive Mughlai flavor is famous around the world, food from the other parts of Andhra, one of India’s largest and culturally most diverse states, remains relatively unknown. In this addition to the Penguin series on Indian food and customs, the author brings together for the first time the different tastes of Andhra cooking from the humble idli-sambar to spicy seafood delicacies. Along with the recipes she recounts the traditions and rituals associated with food, such as the right order in which to serve the dishes, a typical menu for an occasion such as Ugadi, and the sweets indigent on certain auspicious days.

Lucknow’s famous Ganga-Jamuni Tehzeeb—a melding together of influences—is seen in its art, architecture, dance and music. But nowhere is this Tehzeeb better represented than in its food, redolent with the tastes of Turkey, Persia and Afghanistan and infused with the flavours of Sindhi, Parsi, Punjabi, Nawabi, Mughlai and British food. When Sunita Kohli’s parents, Chand and Inder Prakash Sur, first settled in Lucknow after having to leave Lahore following partition, they brought with them only the memories of home. In the Lucknow cookbook Sunita Kohli and Chand sur bring together the taste and smells of home in these 150 well-loved dishes from their kitchens and from the kitchens of family and friends.

The Calcutta Cookbook is much more than a cookery book—it is a culinary chronicle of travelers and traders who built the city that Job Charnock founded. Calcutta's chronicle began on a hot, wet August afternoon in 1690 when a hungry Charnock climbed off his ship on to the steps of a muddy ghat. The river was Hooghly and the place Sutanati… The story of Calcutta is told by three food lovers—the late gourmet chef and author of Bangla Ranna, Minakshi Das Gupta, and feature writers Bunny Gupta and Jaya Chaliah—who have collected recipes from all over the world. Many of these are family secrets of Calcuttans who have recreated Armenian, Jewish, Arabian, European, Chinese and Tibetan dishes with distinct Calcutta flavor. 

The Penguin Essential Cookbooks are a pioneering attempt to keep alive the art of traditional Indian cooking. Each of the books is written by an expert chef who brings together the special recipes of a region or community along with a detailed introduction that describes the rituals and customs related to the eating and serving of food. In the Essential Delhi Cookbook recipes are drawn from the different communities who have made Delhi their home, including the Khatris and Kayasths, in addition to Mughlai and Punjabi dishes. The recipes include:Raan, Bheja Methi, Dal ki Pakori, Muthanjan Pulao, Mathri, Papri Chaat , Sharbat-e-Ghulab.

India is fortunate to have brilliant culinary traditions within each of its states, with each region providing its own take and twist on popular dishes. The Essential Kerala Cookbook is the a handbook for anyone looking to dwell in the culinary art form from Kerala.

The cooking style is traditionally coconut-based, with a healthy dose of spices thrown into the cauldron. This volume includes dishes prepared using vegetable, meats, making pickles, seafood, sweets, and snacks. Specific popular dishes such as tapioca potage, stir-fried banana flower with coconut, deep-fried meat, spicy chicken curry, duck curry, prawns with potato and coconut, and stir-fried crab with coconut have been included.

The steady increase in 'lifestyle diseases' has among other things, meant that diabetes has become a health crisis. So, if you've recently been diagnosed with diabetes, understanding what is safe to eat can be tricky. However, taking steps to control the disease doesn't mean depriving yourself of tasty food, instead it means eating a balanced and healthy diet.In this comprehensive diabetic cookbook, Michael Swamy introduces readers to carefully curated recipes for anyone cooking for diabetes. Discover how the profiles of familiar dishes like lentils and khichdis can be altered by using easily available superfoods and super ingredients-without affecting their taste and experiential quotient and yet at the same time help in lowering blood sugar levels. Alongside the over 70 delicious recipes divided into soups, salads, starters, breads, beverages and desserts, find out how you can increase your protein intake with fewer meats on your plate. Prepare and enjoy vegetarian, non-vegetarian and vegan dishes confidently, this cookbook will not only help manage the diseases but also bring you the joys of fine food.

The yellow chilli cookbook went from being just an idea to taking shape as a colourful collection of restaurant recipes in a very short span of time. We hope that making the food presented here can give you the satisfaction that you have cooked with alan and confidence and really ‘dined out’ in the comfort of your own home!.

Would you believe that pea pods, which we so often discard, make for excellent soup, crispy fritters and delicious stir-fry? That carrot and potato peels work wonders as chips, flavoured salts and creamy pesto? And orange peels can be used to make a syrup that adds a refreshing twist to a Whiskey Sour?

Packed with invaluable advice on cooking with fruit and vegetable scraps, reviving wilted greens and creatively utilizing leftovers, The No-Waste Kitchen Cookbook by food-waste warrior Arina Suchde brings you 75 incredible recipes for innovative dishes (and cocktails) to savour! With clever tips and tricks for smart shopping, reducing kitchen waste and effective meal planning, as well as practical suggestions to start you off on your zero-waste journey, this book is a soul-satisfying guide to a sustainable life.

In the 1920s Mrs. Lucas, wife of the pastor of Kellogg Church in Landour joined Irene Parker, the wife of Allen Parker, principal of Woodstock School to form a reading club. They would meet every week at the new Community Centre (built in 1928) and soon created a cook book, sharing favourite recipes from the homes of the others living in the hillside. First published in 1930, the book was not only an invaluable collection of tried and tested recipes but also an infallible guide to homemaking and entertaining, with household hints, nutrition information and cooking methods at high altitudes. This was the age of no refrigerators and makeshift ovens on stove tops so a lot of practical information about substitutes and methods was also included. For example, cream of tartar was available only in a chemist shop help on these matters was also provided in The Landour Cook Book. The book was a labour of love as the ladies volunteered their time and efforts to jointly work on the project, the sales from the book went back to the reading club. Most of the recipes had the name (sometimes just the initials) of the contributor, so if you always loved Mrs. Rice's coffee cake you now had her recipe. 

Butter chicken in under 6 minutes!Mutton biryani in 12 minutes!Aviyal in 5 minutes!The One Pot One Shot (OPOS) cooking technique is causing a revolution in the kitchen and has garnered a cult following of its own across the globe. OPOS simplifies cooking by deconstructing recipes, doesn't require any fancy equipment or massive prep and is both quick and healthy. Ingredients are layered in a pressure cooker, and the food cooks in its own juices at the highest possible heat in the shortest possible time. The Complete OPOS Cookbook, by culinary pioneer and OPOS inventor B. Ramakrishnan, features entire meal plans spanning regional and international cuisines and includes his bestselling recipes along with new ones.

"Assyrian Cookbook" contains a lifetime of recipes by our mother Beatrice. It is the food she prepares in her kitchen and the food we grew up eating. This book includes traditional Assyrian cuisine as well as Persian and Middle Eastern recipes. Some of the dishes may be familiar but many will be new and exciting. Discover new tastes and a whole new world of cooking. Enjoy!

It is beneficial to have a blank cookbook for recipe cataloging for quite a few reasons. The first is that you are not limited to the ways you can make things. Because it is your blank cookbook, you can include in it whatever you want. Another reason is that you can update it each time. For example, if the first time you cook something you wrote down the ingredients and the steps, but found that it needed a little more or a little less of something, you can simply add that to your cookbook without changing the original. Another reason is that you can use it anytime, anywhere. Whether you are watching a cooking show, or someone is telling you how they made that delicious dinner, you can quickly write it down in your blank cookbook. Lastly, because it is your cookbook, you will remember what you put in it and where. It is unique, and will probably include all your favorite recipes. This makes it great for those nights where you can't decide what to make for dinner.

IN AYURVEDA, one does not count calories, instead we commit to a philosophy and a way of life. Ayurveda proposes that eating be a mindful, meditative experience. By making a shift to a way of slow eating, using freshly sourced, seasonal ingredients, this cookbook shifts the focus of eating to detoxification and rejuvenation for all body types. Written by Gita Ramesh who has channelled her years of expertise as an Ayurvedic practitioner into preparing and curating them, the recipes in The Ayurvedic Wellness Cookbook are vegetarian, nutritious and with therapeutic values. At the centre of these healthy recipes is the idea that food has medicinal properties with the power to heal. The beauty is in the simplicity of these recipes with the perquisite that they are delicious too. When consumed daily for a week, the recipes in this book will make you feel light, energised and promote an overall sense of wellbeing.

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