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Awarded "Best Vegetarian Book in the World 2006 by the prestigious Gourmand awards, this cookbook features more than 60 traditional vegetarian recipes. It is a tribute to an illustrious Indian Grandmother, Mrs Subhadra Rau Parigi (aka Pedatha). She was the daughter of India s former President Bharat Ratna Dr. V V Giri. Her recipes, much sought after by friends and relatives, retain the regional flavours of Andhra Pradesh, a state of India known for its delicious chilli-hot food. Intrigued by her passion which had not diminished with age, Jigyasa and Pratibha took the initiative to record this culinary legacy for posterity. Some special features of this book are: Traditional recipes with interesting variations, Guidelines for tempering or tadka, Vegetarian meal plans, Photo glossary of spices, lentils and vegetables, Exquisite food photography, and Special tips by Pedatha throughout the book. Recipe sections are divided into Chutneys (Pachchadi), Powders (Podi), Rice (Annam), Vegetables (Koora), Dals (Pappu, Chaaru), Yogurt (Perugu), Sweets (Theepi), and Crispies (Vadiyalu). With attention to detail and an easy-to-follow format, the book is a treat to the novice as well as the veteran. The excellent photography & layout add to the aesthetic appeal of this tribute coffee table book.
This cookbook preserves the culinary heritage of a traditional Andhra kitchen, focusing on vegetarian recipes passed down through generations. The book is a tribute to Mrs. Subhadra Rau Parigi, known as Pedatha, whose sought-after recipes capture the distinct regional flavors of Andhra Pradesh, a region celebrated for its spicy cuisine. Authors Jigyasa Giri and Pratibha Jain meticulously documented this legacy, offering over 60 authentic vegetarian dishes. The content is structured to be accessible to both novice and experienced cooks, providing a comprehensive guide to a cherished culinary tradition.
Awarded 'Best Vegetarian Book in the World 2006' by the Gourmand awards, this cookbook has received international recognition for its authentic presentation of vegetarian Andhra cuisine. The book is celebrated as a heartfelt tribute to Mrs. Subhadra Rau Parigi, preserving her culinary legacy for a wider audience. Its detailed instructions, clear photography, and inclusion of practical elements like meal plans and spice glossaries make it a valuable resource for home cooks. The attention to detail and aesthetic appeal position it as both a practical guide and a coffee table book.
Page Count:
96
Publication Date:
2013-08-15
Publisher:
Wisdom Tree
ISBN-10:
8183282997
ISBN-13:
9788183282994
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