About This Book
A practical cookbook focuses on curry-flavored preparations, opening with an introductory account of the powders used in traditional cookery and their regional variations. It provides concise, practical recipes and techniques for making curry oil, vinegar, essences, table sauces, and compound condiments, plus instructions for soups (including mulligatawny), relishes such as curried apples, seafood and meat curry dishes, and flavoring tips for stocks, salads and preserves. Many recipes recommend specific commercial ingredients and include serving and preservation advice.
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