Classic Cooking Of Rajasthan Cuisine Of Kotah

Rajasthan's cuisine has been enriched by diversity of influences. Not much grows in the arid wasteland of the desert but this has not cramped the culinary style of those who dwell there. They have imaginartively created myriad delicacies from lentils, dairy produce and what little vegetables are locally available. The present edition contains a new section on the Cuisine of Kotah contributed by Maharao Brijraj Singh and Maharani Uttara Devi of Kotah. Highly respected gourmets in their own right, the authors of this section have added vignettes of the history of Kotah with photographs of a picturesque landscape to augment their text.

All The Recipes In This Book Have Been Adapted To Suit A Variety Of Palates. Oil And Ghee Quantities Have Been Limited While Retaining The Traditional Taste And Mystic Of The Flavouful Rajasthani Cuisine. I Am Sure You Will Be Able To Whip Up A Scrumptious Rajasthani Fare With These Easy To Follow Recipes To Surprise Your Family And Friends.

Provides Recipes With Necessary Details Relating To Classic Punjabi Food-Appetite, Vegetarian Starters, Non-Vegetarian Starters, Vegetarian Entre, Non-Vegetarian Entre, Rice, Breads, Dahi, Chutney, Pappad, Snacks, Desserts, Masalas. Being Well Illustrated.

Present-day Orissa is a unique blend of the ancient and the modern. Alluring images of elegant Odissi dancers in all their bejewelled finery, sparkling silver filigree ornaments, suave Sambalpuri sarees, colourful applique wall-hangings, the breathtakingly beautiful beaches and coastline, the flora and fauna, fairs and festivals, and above all, the temple art and architecture, have all contributed to the state's reputation as a tourists' paradise, besides its image as an important pilgrimage centre. Of late, the commercial and industrialization processes initiated in this state have been welcomed by investors from other parts of the country and abroad. The culinary tradition of Orissa, its unique vegetarian and non-vegetarian cuisine, the rice preparations and the sweets, is the subject of this compilation. The authors have painstakingly chronicled the variety that the different regions in the state boast of, with their own distinct tastes. Although the tasty and nutritious Oriya cuisine still retains its traditional flavours, it has also moved with the times. Cross-cultural influences have seeped in, and in the modern Oriya kitchen, the mortar and pestle co-exist with the mixi and the microwave oven. This presentation of the culinary wonders from Orissa is enriched with numerous nuggets encapsulating the state's rich cultural heritage.

While some may think of Indian cooking as a single, uniform cuisine, it is in fact as richly varied as the land itself. From the fertile plains of Bengal in the east come squash, lentils, stews, and stir-fried vegetables. From the Rajasthan desert in the west come beans, peas, and a range of aromatic spices. Vegetarian dishes are the staple of the Jains in the southwest, while meats are braised to perfection in the north.

Dining with the Maharajas brings the invaluable culinary legacy of the Indian Royals and gives a glimpse into their lavish lifestyles in stunning palaces.

This book is a celebration of the best in Indian cooking. It is the author’s intention to introduce the foods of India through the culinary genius of some of the finest Chefs in the country. It is no secret that Indian Cuisine is “in” and the time ripe to introduce the “Grand Ol’Men” and the “Whiz Kids” of the Indian kitchen: the present day Chefs, who are inventive and daring—ready to try out anything new and different. The result is a wonderful collection of recipes—old and new—from their respective repertoires.