Reddit reviews How to Cook Indian: More Than 500 Classic Recipes for the Modern Kitchen
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Ugh, this is killing me. I used to work in the store of the Asian Art Museum in SF and when we had an Indian exhibit last year we got the most wonderful array of Indian cookbooks in stock. One of them was separated into regional categories and the Goan food always made me drool. I have been poring over the Indian cookbooks on Amazon and I cannot find it! I seem to remember it having a blue cover and it was a fairly recent publication but that's all I've got. I don't work there anymore so I can't check, but it might be worth calling them to see if they still carry it: (415) 581-3600. Anyway in my hunt I did find these two:
How to Cook Indian - we also carried this wonderful cookbook.
The Essential Goa Cookbook - no idea whether this is any good, but you ought to check it out!
for many ethnic dishes, a good cookbook is the only resource.
you can look around for variations, some of them are terrible, some aren't. most cookbook authors are experts in their field. There are an extraordinary amount of good and bad recipes online. it;s a lot easier to trust the basics of a cookbook recipe than a random online cook. your mileage may vary.
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