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There is a new way of writing that makes the bookstore feel its existence, which has a lot to do with food.
Lead this recent trend and take it to a delicious level
The words of Mita Kapur.
That's the title of the prank. there's always it.
At first glance, before realizing that the word "F" means food, rather than what was previously assumed, one may be frantically scrambling to hide the book from the eyes of the children!
The book starts at Lucknow, to Minni aporius, and from the beginning to the end, sandwiched between the turmoil of many families, mothers and filial piety, there are hundreds of precious recipes.
The charming trailAs one travels along the cooking trail with the author, and it is clear that Kapur has a rich and deep understanding of the cuisine of Rajasthan and other northern parts of the country (
In addition to Hyderabad, the focus is on Delhi, Jaipur, joutpur and Lucknow)
And have endless curiosity about the origin of the recipe and the history hidden behind it.
So not only do we know biriyani and kakori kebabs in Lucknow, but we also know the etiquette, skill, atmosphere and touch of Nawabi culture --
The elements created carefully by the master try to make every meal an overall experience.
The author traces the fine lines that separate Mewari cuisine from Marwari cuisine and various other delicacies to give readers an idea of her mutton phobia (
Early in marriage), summer-
Friendly food, low calorie dishes that don't need to compromise on taste, the benefits of vegetarian food, innovative dishes that kids will definitely love, and the eternal appeal of comfortable food.
Kapur easily travels from the noble kitchen of the Prince's family to various street food provided in places such as Pushkar.
When the restaurant owner Ved or Bhoo Ratna Kumari (Rani of Deogarh)
Take the time to take a page out of your personal diary to discuss their passion for food.
Interesting information the Nuggets greet the reader as he learns about the ancient rambling forest and the Rajput warriors who survived the game, while their opponents are Bishnois in terms of protecting flora and fauna
The author often makes a detour from the German circuit, exploring places abroad such as Phuket, New York and Amsterdam, and making recipes based on the spirit of the place of visit, blending flavors.
However, the penultimate chapter on Mumbai is considered a disappointing deficiency. The F-
Word is located in the curious space between travel notes, author's favorite recipe compilation, and private diaries.
There are many voices in this book that need to be heard
A mother, a goddess of the family, a brave traveler, a passionate chef and a woman who works hard to accept her inner impulses.
Fortunately, instead of the deafening noise, we have one (
Quite pleasant)
At any given point in time, the chorus of each voice takes precedence over other sounds.
Recipes burst into the text in a completely unstable and unrelated way, which is strange and fascinating. The mother-
Explore daughter bonds with special sensitivity (
The author's dual role in mother and daughter)
The endless drama of the United family is a refreshing comedy that captures well.
Several complications (
Servant of pedophile)
Seems to be artificial and unnecessary, not in harmony with the general feeling
The book tastes good.
Kapur has an undeniable connection with nature, and when describing the chosen terrain, he breaks out lyrical.
Description is just a bit esoteric and excessive-the-
The most common thing is that there is a danger of becoming a paste.
In addition, there is a trace of self
The consciousness and independence that makes certain parts of prose awkward. The self-
Indulgent text and tireless attempts in terms of image projection can also prove to be vague --inducing.
The author is a very good person.
The famous characters in the circle of writers, who have presided over many famous literary activities, will publish the first book sooner or later, which is inevitable.
One will look forward to a book about Rajput vendetta, and her debut choice of food as a theme is a surprise.
The recipe is very simple, very direct
It's an absolute pleasure from authentic India to endless arrangement
A combination of traditional and popular attempts.
Fortunately, there are no exotic ingredients, those that cannot be pronounced, and there is no unreliable rum/wine to ignite.
All the ingredients mentioned can be easily bought from nearby stores, all the recipes have been tried and there is no support from the fire brigade.
The mix of fast food and traditional recipes is imaginative and will surely be successful in satisfying children's tastes.
The variety of salads is amazing.
This book has to be read if it's just for rich recipes and cooking information. The F-
Word adds valuable content to the bookshelf, whether it's food or food. The F-
Word, Mita Kapur, HarperCollins, 2010