The Spice Tree: Indian Cooking Made Beautifully Simple

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Discover new and inventive recipes that showcase the perfect flavour pairings of the Indian kitchen,

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With this cookbook, anyone can cook authentic Indian at home, easily. It just takes 4 steps and Nisha's Spice Tree, the unique infographic at the heart of this book.Ingredients: white onions; potatoes; ground turmeric; chilli powder; tinned chopped tomatoes; courgettes; amchoor; panch poron Ingredients: chilli powder; ground turmeric; tomatoes; green chillies; coriander leaves; ground coriander; white poppy seeds; English mustard; root vegetables of your choice; fenugreek seeds; asafoetida powder The taste of this was good though unspectacular and the instructions were clear. However, the cooking time given was way too short. I think it should be doubled, at least. With 15 minutes extra there was still too much bite to the cabbage to qualify as "completely soft" or "silky".

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Ingredients: nigella seeds; green chillies; sweet potatoes; ground turmeric; chilli powder; tinned chopped tomatoes; spinach Nisha was actually a child protection barrister for 20 years before switching careers to become a chef. Mowgli founder and 'curry evangelist' Nisha Katona shares all the secrets from her Indian family kitchen, passed down through the generations, so you can cook your favourite curries at home. The book is excellent - not quite got my head round Nisha's thinking - but the recipes and stories are brilliant. Pity the book was a bit more soiled than I had expected.Ingredients: chilli powder; ground turmeric; amchoor; coriander leaves; ground coriander; garlic; white poppy seeds; lemons; English mustard; panch poron The book is excellent - not quite got my head round Nisha's thinking - but the recipes and stories are brilliant. Pity the book was a bit more soiled than I had expected. The book is excellent - not quite got my head round Nisha's thinking - but the recipes and stories are brilliant. Pity the book was a bit more soiled than I had expected. Ingredients: fenugreek seeds; asafoetida powder; pumpkins; ground turmeric; chilli powder; garam masala; fresh ginger

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And she’s revealed that it was racism that she suffered as a child that led to her decision to head out of the courtroom and into the kitchen. My parents] were extremely hospitable and loved to cook, and through that people started to come into the house.” Nisha's food is good for the soul - bowls of comfort and platefuls of joy. Her recipes are simple and utterly delicious. -- Lorraine KellyIngredients: chilli powder; ground turmeric; amchoor; coriander leaves; ground coriander; garlic; white poppy seeds; lemons; English mustard; mustard seeds; dried red chillies Funeral aubergine & potato (p. 129). Interesting use of aubergine. I added asafoetida powder. Would make this one again.

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Ingredients: chilli powder; ground turmeric; amchoor; coriander leaves; ground coriander; garlic; white poppy seeds; lemons; English mustard; fenugreek seeds; asafoetida powder Speaking to Business Live, Nisha said she and her parents suffered “the most ferocious racism” after moving here in the 1960s.

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Ingredients: mustard seeds; dried red chillies; curry leaves; chilli powder; ground turmeric; tomatoes; green chillies; coriander leaves; ground coriander; white poppy seeds; English mustard; root vegetables of your choice IVE GOT A LOVELY TANDOORI RECIPE FROM NASHA THAT WAS IN WEEKEND MAGAZINE. IT'S EASY BUT TASTY. I THOUGHT THE BOOK WOULD BE MORE LIKE THAT. Ingredients: fenugreek leaves; asafoetida powder; dried red chillies; marrow (squash); ground turmeric; chilli powder; amchoor; channa dahl