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The first ever curry air fryer cookbook featuring 50 brand new recipes from The Curry Guy.
We all love our air fryers – but did you know you could use one to make delicious curry favourites without tons of oil? In The Curry Guy: Air Fryer Dan Toombs will show you how.
Dan is a master of curryhouse cuisine and he has applied his knowledge and foolproof methods to air fryer recipes – offering everything from Onion Bhajis to Chicken Tikka, Beef Madras to Butter Chicken, Saag Paneer to Goan Pork Vindaloo, with perfect air fryer Basmati rice and Naans to serve alongside.
With sumptuous colour photos throughout, plus tips and tricks for getting your curries just right, treat your family to a fuss-free curry feast with The Curry Guy: Air Fryer.
Who inspired Jamie Oliver to put a premium on fresh, 'naked' food?
Who influenced Sylvia Woods' talent for titillating the sweet
tooth? It just might have something to do with their mothers. Now,
in this one-of-a-kind cookbook, America's top celebrity chefs
divulge the cooking secrets that started it all. Mom's Secret
Recipe File features endearing stories, approachable recipes,
family cooking lore, valuable tips, and timeless advice from each
chef/mother pair. The duos are featured in 'mini chapters' that
begin with short introductions written by the chefs-a favorite
memory about how their moms' cooking styles inspired their
own-followed by four recipes from their moms' secret files.Mom's
Secret Recipe File is not only a perfect Mother's Day gift, it's
sure to become a cooking classic.
Go wild in the kitchen Venture beyond the usual beans, grains, and
vegetables to include an exciting variety of organic vegetarian
fare in your meals. "Going Wild in the Kitchen "shows you how. In
addition to providing helpful cooking tips and techniques, this
book offers over 150 kitchen-tested recipes for taste-tempting
dishes that contain such unique ingredients as edible flowers;
tasty sea vegetables; wild mushrooms, berries, and herbs; and
exotic ancient grains like teff, quinoa,
and Chinese forbidden black rice. Author Leslie Cerier
encourages the creative instincts of novice and seasoned cooks
alike, prompting them to go wild by adding, changing, or
substituting ingredients in existing recipes.
"Going Wild in the Kitchen "is more than a unique cookbook it s a
recipe for inspiration. Excite your palate with this treasure-trove
of distinctive, healthy, and taste-tempting recipe creations."
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