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1. Indian Food Recipes and Cook Books Indian Food (Cuisine) has now become very popular worldwide. You can find find Indian restaurants in almost every city in the world. London itself has over 400 Indian Food and Curry Restaurants. Millions of Indians now reside outside of India and a...
2. About The Indian Spicy Foods The Myth that encircled Indian food that it was all curry and nothing else- is slowly vanishing.  In UK, Indian curry is the third largely accepted dish among the Britons.  The number of Indian restaurants in UK goes over 1,000.  In t...
3. Indian: The Best Cuisine Ever The Cuisine of India is characterized by its sophisticated and subtle use of many spices and herbs. Considered by some to be one of the world's most diverse cuisines, each family of this cuisine is characterized by a wide assortment of dishes and coo...
4. Chicken Curry Recipes I don't know when it was that I first sampled one of a selection of chicken curry recipes and experienced the delights of Indian cookery, but from the moment I came across curry was hooked. My parents have loved curry for years, and when entertaining...
5. Anjum Anand - Making Indian Food Easy Anjum Anand is a British Indian food writer and TV chef. She is considered to be one of the first food writers to create Indian recipes to cater for the health conscious cook after experiencing weight problems herself while growing up. Her diet now c...
6. A is for.... Ajowan Welcome to the first in a series looking at herbs and spices. I hope to be able to introduce you to a range of spices you may use frequently, but didn't know much about, as well as new spices you may have never heard of.
7. South Indian Cooking - Kerala Cuisine The cuisine of Kerala, the Gods own country, is very unique with the exotic blend of a variety of spices. Use of coconut is one of the highlights of kerala dishes.
8. Cooking for better heart health How you live today will determine your tomorrow. Would you rather be going slowly towards a life that is shown by the picture on the left, or do you want a vibrant life, full of vim and vigor like the healthy person on the right? Here is informatio...
9. Breads From India There is a big variety of bread that is made in India. I am not talking about the bakery baked bread but the homemade bread which is made in most Indian houses everyday. Most of the bread is flatbread and is cooked on a gridle, with or without o...
10. Get Stuffed! A Review My husband has often talked of starting a bar or restaurant as he loves cooking. He is not a chef by trade, in fact he works in an office, but he is a passionate amateur chef. For our first seven years of marriage he cooked 90% of the time, these day...
11. Basil: Easier than you think! A member of the mint family, Basil is a versatile herb used in culinary and medicinal applications as well as purely a garden ornamental. It grows in warm climates from the Mediterranean coasts to Southeast Asia, and is popularly used in Italian, Ind...
12. Turmeric Turmeric is a spice commonly used in Indian and Thai cooking, as well as Hindu rituals. In Ayurvedic healing, some spices are considered part of maintaining general well being and turmeric is often used for treating skin conditions and maintaining be...
13. Chutneys From India: The Tastiest Chutneys Ever The word Chutney is derived from the verb Chaatna(to lick) in Hindi language. Chutney is something that you lick a little in between mouthfuls to make the tastier, interesting meal. Something that is good enough to lick and savor, not just swallow. A...
14. Tandoori Masala and Chicken Tikka