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Spice
July 23, 2017
A good selection of dishes here for easy cooking. The flavours are more from the south of India and have a very fresh and clean taste. Predominately sour and made with coconut, which are two distinctive south Indian tastes.
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If your readers want to learn to cook easy recipes from around the world, I have compiled a list of top 10 tried and tested easy to cook Indian recipes. They were suggested by me to cooks new to Indian cooking and found the recipes simple! Here is a link for your read. Do let me know what you think. Thanks. http://www.spiceitupp.com/easy-indian-recipes/
BZ
June 5, 2016
I began Indian cooking 2 years ago when I discovered Alamelu Vairavan's cooking show on PBS (http://www.mptv.org/localshows/alamelu/) - she makes it so easy. You can watch all her episodes at mptv.org. My favorites are the sambhars and poriyals. My only challenge is finding all the ingredients (especially certain spices and dals)...
Randolph C.
September 2, 2015
Can you tell me how to clarify butter for frying that will not break down and burn.
Anita
June 14, 2015
Frozen Naan from Trader Joe's is great. I just heat it in the oven until hot. The outside gets just a little crispy.
Bevi
June 12, 2015
Panfusine is an amazing source for Indian recipes, as is PaulJoseph , an original member of food52
boulangere
June 12, 2015
I've learned volumes about Indian cooking and culture, including wonderful street foods, from Panfusine: https://food52.com/users/15156-panfusine
James
June 12, 2015
Here's one of my favorite dishes - http://pachakam.com/Recipes/Kottayam-Style-Beef-Fry-425
Traditionally it is cooked in a clay pot over wood fire and takes few hours to get it done.
Traditionally it is cooked in a clay pot over wood fire and takes few hours to get it done.
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