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by Sivadas Sreedharan (Author)
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  • Hardcover: 160 pages
  • Publisher: Conran Octopus Ltd (25 Oct 1999)
  • Language English
  • ISBN-10: 184091078X
  • ISBN-13: 978-1840910780
  • Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (4 customer reviews)
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Esteemed for the preparation of light, healthy dishes from his native Kerala and other parts of India, Das is introducing the world to authentic, traditional dishes that feature familiar healthy cooking techniques not normally associated with Indian food. Whether you are looking for a quick, simple dish to prepare after work, some new ideas for a dinner party, planning a special curry evening for visitors, or simply love Asian food, Fresh Flavours of India has the recipe to inspire you. The menu planning chapter will guide you in preparing a perfectly balanced meal, that will delight family and friends, with its range of tastes and textures. The contemporary photography and design of Fresh Flavours of India, reflects the light and lively style of the food, inspiring a reassessment of Indian food as we in the West have known it. This book is essential reading for all lovers of Indian food and anyone interested in a modern healthy cooking.


About the Author

Das Sreedharan is the driving force at the two Rasa restaurants in London, highly rated in all guide books including Zagat's. No stranger to food writing, his work has appeared in BBC Vegetarian Good Cook, and Sky TV. Rasa is the only restaurant ever to have won first place in the Time Out Eating and Drinking Awards twice, and in 1999. was named runner up in the Best Indian Meal category.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Utterly delicious, simple, quick Keralan food, 7 Jan 2001
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Das Sreedharan runs Rasa, a vegetarian Indian restaurant in Stoke Newington (North London). We've eaten fairly regularly there since it opened (and before that, we ate in the restaurant he used to manage). The restaurant is the best Indian vegetarian restaurant in London by some way (its main competitors are the others in the chain, but they have fancy locations and prices to match).

We went to Kerala on holiday, largely on the strength of the food in this restaurant and Das's enthusiasm for his home. We had some great food there, too, but I think I prefer Rasa.

So I was delighted to discover I could try the recipes at home, but also apprehensive. It's often difficult to cope with restaurant cooking; much of it doesn't scale down properly, and although I do have the requisite army of sous-chefs, my four-year old isn't very good at the niceties of restaurant presentation. So I wasn't expecting to manage to recreate any of my favourites.

How wrong I was. Turns out they're easy. And delicious. Not quite as good, perhaps, as the meal you'd be served in the restaurant, but if you'd never eaten at Rasa then cooking from this book would be inspirational. The food is pretty healthy, and the curries at least are low in fat (though some of them, admittedly, have rather a lot of desiccated coconut in).

I haven't tried any of the meat dishes yet (Das is vegetarian, as is his entire village, and I am suspicious), but have cooked several of my favourite vegetarian dishes from the restaurant (moru katchiathu, beet pachadi, avial) successfully.

It helps if you have an Asian grocer handy, to get curry leaves (in nearly every dish) and urad dal. Everything else I've needed, so far, has been available in any supermarket.

Recommended to anyone who likes Southern Indian food and would like to try it at home, and anyone else who's eaten enough chicken tikka masalas and would like to try something more unusual.

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5.0 out of 5 stars a quantum leap in preparing exotic Indian cuisine, 24 Sep 2001
By dakota3h@msn.com (North Carolina, USA) - See all my reviews
We dined at Rasa near the British Museum and were so enchanted by the unparalled tastes and high standards of food preparation we requested the cookbook! Friends who formerly turned their noses away from the thought of eating Indian cuisine (here across the pond) are absolutely taken with the aromas and visual delight of recipes from this work that they readily dive in to sample. They can't resist taking yet another taste, and another...! Das Sreedharan's book propeled my cooking abilities by quantum leaps to a richer level. Acquaintances familiar with brown sludge passed off for Indian cuisine are very impressed with the colorful presentations that adds splendid visual appeal. His step by step instructions and dedication to obtaining fresh ingredients translate into your ability to serve uterly exquisite Indian "Keralan" cusine. Even my local Indian restaurant owners and chefs readily concede the dishes I have made for them through following the recipes Das shares in this book are to be emulated! Secret weapon: Prepare a typical recipe where tempering is a feature and then invite your friends over: The exotic aromas wafting in your home at that point tantalyze their palates unmercifully, creating instant, insatiable intrigue. If you ever want to experience truly elegant aromas, tastes and colorful presentations this is a must place to look!
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Gorgeous, utterly essential cooking, 4 Jun 2001
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I bought this book after having yet another superlative dinner out at Rasa, W1. If your idea of Indian food is a tired bowl of orange chicken tikka masala and sag aloo swimming in ghee, you MUST get this book so you can see how incredible the 'real thing' is. My only complaint is that the incredible tamarind and garlic pickle isn't included, but that's a small blip in an otherwise wonderful collection of recipes. If you love richly balanced spices and wonderful flavour combinations, get this book - and make sure you visit the restaurant, too!
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