Indian Every Day

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every day? - Rated
I wanted a curry cookbook where the recipes would be quick and simple to prepare but with this book you have to mess about making pastes and such like rather than directly just using the spices - very time consuming - (unless you really plan in advance and make a batch up (e.g.) at the weekend) but in addition to that, the recipes I have tried have not been very good at all. Very bland and dull.

Excellent healthy indian cook book - Rated
Really good book.
Excellent lentil dishes. A healthy way of cooking which is what i am always after.
Can really recommend it.

Excellent easy indian cooking - Rated
When I buy a cookery book the true test for me is to ask myself if I have used any of the recipes. This book gets a thumbs up for this. I am no great cook but following the simple recipes I have created some really tasty meals. Apart from the meals being tasty and economical they are also healthy so really important if like me you have to watch fat consumption.
Great book, if you are in any doubts borrow a copy from your local library first. I did and now I am going to buy my own copy.

marika's review - Rated
I bought this book in the hope of being able to cook Indian Food every day as the title suggests, but in practise it's very difficult to do this where I live. I found the ingredients quite impossible to locate or even interprete. For me it was a real disappointment.

Best Indian cookbook - Rated
We had a New Year resolution to cook homemade curry once a week and every recipe I have tried works and is really tasty. You might think Indian cookery is complicated, but even the mango chutney recipe is straight forward. Top cookbook.