Reddit reviews The Indian Cooking Course: Techniques - Masterclasses - Ingredients - 300 Recipes
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Kyle Cathie Limited
When looking for inspiration for Indian food I always reach for Raghavan Iyer's 660 Curries or Monisha Bharadwaj's The Indian Cooking Course.
The latter has become a house favourite. We ended up buying 5 extra copies to gift friends and family.
Some of my favourites:
Note: The authors are all British-Indians.
I like Pushpesh Pant, India: The Cookbook. However, it isn't a beginner's cookbook, and might be hard to get into if you haven't cooked Indian food before.
For a great beginner's cookbook: Monisha Bharadwaj, The Indian Cooking Course.
Not as comprehensive as the first one above, and not as beginner friendly as the second, but a nice cookbook with some very good recipes: Priya Wickramasinghe, Food of India.