Monisha Bharadwaj
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Indian Cookery Course
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India's Vegetarian Cooking: A Regional Guide
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published
2006
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7 editions
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The Indian Spice Kitchen
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published
1997
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6 editions
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Indian in 7: Delicious Indian recipes in 7 ingredients or fewer
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Gourmet Indian In Minutes: Over 140 Inspirational Recipes
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published
2008
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3 editions
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Indian in 6: 100 Irresistible Recipes That Use 6 Ingredients or Less
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published
2005
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9 editions
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The Indian Luck Book
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published
2002
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4 editions
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India Style
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published
1999
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6 editions
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The Indian Kitchen: A Book of Essential Ingredients With over 200 Easy and Authentic Recipes
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published
1998
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8 editions
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Beauty Secrets of India: From Ayurvedic Techniques to Exotic Adornments
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published
2000
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2 editions
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“THE SIX TASTES Ayurveda recognises six tastes: sweet, sour, salty, pungent, bitter and astringent. All foods and herbs are classified by taste. The taste of a food gives us the key to its actions upon the digestion, the body and ultimately our emotions and our sentiments. In Sanskrit, the word for taste and emotion is the same – ‘rasa’. SWEET → Grains, lentils, fruit, vegetables, dairy. Sweet taste is also called neutral taste. This is to distinguish it from the idea of simple sugar or desserts. It includes proteins, carbs and fats, as well as most fruits and vegetables. About 90 per cent of food is of the sweet/neutral taste.”
― Indian Cookery Course
― Indian Cookery Course
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