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The Curry Cook's Assistant / Or, Curries, How to Make Them in England in Their Original Style

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About This Book

A practical handbook of Anglo-Ceylonese curry cooking, presenting recipes for homemade curry powders and pastes, a wide range of meat, fish, game, and vegetable curries, and sauces, chutneys, pillau rice, and accompaniments adapted for English ingredients and kitchens. Short notes explain regional variants (Madras, Ceylon) and offer measurements, cooking techniques, and substitutions for ingredients not readily available in England, plus a Tamil–English glossary of curry ingredients. Informal preface and transcriber notes frame the recipes, which balance traditional flavors with practical advice for tempering heat and recreating authentic textures at home.

About the Author

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Daniel Santiagoe

Daniel Santiagoe is an author known for his culinary work, particularly in the realm of Indian cuisine. His notable book, "The Curry Cook's Assistant / Or, Curries, How to Make Them in England in Their Original Style," serves as a guide for preparing authentic curries in England, reflecting the cultural exchange of culinary traditions. Santiagoe's writing offers insights into the preparation of curries, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and technique in cooking. Through his work, he contributes to the appreciation of Indian culinary practices and their adaptation in Western contexts.

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