Classic Malabar Recipes: Culinary Treasures from North Kerala by Faiza Moosa
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Overview: The kitchen in which these remarkable dishes are prepared is at the heart of the house, a vast space with fluorescent lights, shiny stainless steel benches and fittings which contrast dramatically with the fragile, cool, dark colonial ambience of the rest of the place. In Kerala, rice provides the daily bread. For this purpose it is pounded into flour or round into batter. The breads include the famed appam, the steamed puttu and the tava-roasted pathiri, popular in Malabar.
Genre: Non-Fiction, Cooking
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Requirements: PDF Reader, 8 MB
Overview: The kitchen in which these remarkable dishes are prepared is at the heart of the house, a vast space with fluorescent lights, shiny stainless steel benches and fittings which contrast dramatically with the fragile, cool, dark colonial ambience of the rest of the place. In Kerala, rice provides the daily bread. For this purpose it is pounded into flour or round into batter. The breads include the famed appam, the steamed puttu and the tava-roasted pathiri, popular in Malabar.
Genre: Non-Fiction, Cooking
Download Instructions:
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Mirror:
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