How many times you have walked by an Indian or Pakistani restaurant smelling the delicious barbecue, longing to store all that barbecue at home for lifetime. How often you have planned to make biryani at home but just couldn’t do so because you were short of ingredients. How many times you would have thought to use your oven for sajji, But don’t know the technique. How often you visited India and tasted the mouth-watering chicken korma, but couldn’t bring the moments back. How many times you would have thought to cook food with balanced spices and different flavors but couldn’t do so because you had an intimidation of ruining your food and how many times you just lacked a perfect trainer to create a blend of Indian and Pakistani cuisine. Now, you just put all that in the past.
Hi, I am Asim Iftikhar and this is my mum’s kitchen guide. My mother is a great cook and I am here for your guidance for the Indo-Pak cuisine. This is the first book of its kind that encompasses a complete training program of Indo-Pak cuisine and has been written especially for the nonnatives and newbies. While compiling the book, the focus was on the nonnatives and newbies to entail every bit of information: It gives the detail for the number of people to be served and describes that how content varies with the number of people. So, it gives complete freedom and flexibility to however people you are serving. This book also features a unit conversion table for the complete understanding of kitchen units. Before the start of the first recipe, the book teaches basic knife skills, which are an essential part of Indo-Pak cooking and makes Indian and Pakistani food so easy to cook, that it was never before. The book has also introduced an augmentation table for the first time ever, which adds another fifty recipes and makes fifty recipe book a hundred recipe book. So in short, this is a jam pack offer providing a complete guide and giving a hundred recipes in an incredibly small book.
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http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00JDJA3DI
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Italian
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Portuguese
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Author review: It was great working with Florencia. Her dedication, timely working and accuracy in the project was second to none. I give her 5 stars for this. |
