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About Vidya Swamy's Kitchen
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My discriminating taste buds developed as I was growing up through exposure to excellent south Indian cooking at home. Over the years, I further developed my interest in cooking. I am also a health-conscious cook ever aware of what goes into the food I prepare for my family. However, I refuse to sacrifice taste for health and vice versa. I have discovered that tasty food can also be healthy. I would like your help. Please visit my blog at vidyaswamyskitchen.blogspot.com.
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History of Indian cooking, exotic spices and healthy vegetables
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History of Indian cooking, exotic spices and healthy vegetables
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The Indian foods we cook in our homes today are a combination of tastes - some indigenous and some influenced by intruders into the country. The variety in Indian foods is probably larger than any other country's. India is divided into 28 states and 7 union territories. None of these states share a language. Religion plays a part in this diverse mix. Needless to say, there is diversity in foods as well. To name a few. Three hours later is tea or coffee time. Day-long food fest with a couple fruits and a ...
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Learn cooking techniques through use of the right utensils, herbs, spices
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Technique is key to tasty Indian food. It encompasses a number of things. Such as,. Are added to or eliminated from. The mixture. Another technique is the wet kind, where spices are fresh and are added during the preparation. A heavy, round-bottomed iron wok. Indian cooking is mostly on the stove top. However, our basic cooking covers other types such as baking, broiling, sautéing, grilling, deep frying, steaming,.
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Spices from Vidya's kitchen
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Spices and combinations of them used in our cooking are the secret to the aromatic exotic foods of India. There are about 80 spices found around the world, of which 50 are from India. There are some unique asian vegetables indigenous to India. The tropical climate conditions around the year across most regions of the country make it easy to grow these vegetables. If you are interested in classes, or a one-off demonstration, please contact. Click to learn more. Click to learn more.
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Learn cooking techniques through use of the right utensils, herbs, spices
http://www.swamyskitchen.com/cookingtechniques.html
Technique is key to tasty Indian food. It encompasses a number of things. Such as,. Are added to or eliminated from. The mixture. Another technique is the wet kind, where spices are fresh and are added during the preparation. A heavy, round-bottomed iron wok. Indian cooking is mostly on the stove top. However, our basic cooking covers other types such as baking, broiling, sautéing, grilling, deep frying, steaming,.
swamyskitchen.com
About Vidya Swamy's Kitchen
http://www.swamyskitchen.com/about.html
My discriminating taste buds developed as I was growing up through exposure to excellent south Indian cooking at home. Over the years, I further developed my interest in cooking. I am also a health-conscious cook ever aware of what goes into the food I prepare for my family. However, I refuse to sacrifice taste for health and vice versa. I have discovered that tasty food can also be healthy. I would like your help. Please visit my blog at vidyaswamyskitchen.blogspot.com.
swamyskitchen.com
Spices from Vidya's kitchen
http://www.swamyskitchen.com/spices.html
Spices and combinations of them used in our cooking are the secret to the aromatic exotic foods of India. There are about 80 spices found around the world, of which 50 are from India. There are some unique asian vegetables indigenous to India. The tropical climate conditions around the year across most regions of the country make it easy to grow these vegetables. If you are interested in classes, or a one-off demonstration, please contact. Click to learn more. Click to learn more.