Dal Soup And Cumin Mushrooms! The Cookbook Confidential Review Series Has “Asafetida”!

Dal Soup, Anyone?

This image of Dal Soup is courtesy of Jeen and Michiel, who have made two dishes as part of the latest Cookbook Confidential Challenge!

Mushrooms with Cumin and Asafetida!

Do you know that “asafetida” is a gum resin extracted from ferula, an herb in the celery family!

These two cooks have made both of thee dishes from this cookbook:

Madhur Jaffrey was a trailblazing Chef who introduced the flavors of India to the rest of the world…thanks to Bernadette’s terrific “Cookbook Confidential” series, many of us are making Jaffrey’s food for the first time!

Click here to see the recipes and reviews from Michiel and Jeen:

https://newclassicrecipe.com/2023/11/13/cookbook-confidential-michiel-and-jeen-review-an-invitation-to-indian-cooking-by-madhur-jaffrey/

Bernadette does a terrific job overseeing this cookbook challenge, and says this:

Thank you Jeen and Michiel for this excellent review. You certainly live up to the name of your blog, Cook and Drink – The Art of Flavors, https://cookanddrink.org.

My Indian effort is due soon and I can’t wait to share why I was doing this:

Yes, this is part of my dish!

I have been trying to cook from different parts of the world – and Indian food is a new area for me to explore…just as I did with “tiffin” cooking:

Yes, “tiffin” cooking with my old nemesis eggplant!

Click here to see what “tiffin” cooking is and a delicious recipe!

That dish was part of my yearlong “52 In 22” cooking challenge…many turn ed out well, but one of my disastrous efforts was when I tried to make Chef Michael Ruhlman’s “Mollet Egg”:

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Is this the way it was supposed to turn out – and can you really bread a soft boiled egg while cupping it in your hand?

Click here for the answers!

Also, for all of you foodies, I am saving all of the “52 In 22” recipes right here:

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“Bite! Eat! Repeat!” is filled with recipes and so much more – please sign up to follow along here:

https://biteeatrepeat.com

Bravo Bernadette!

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7 replies

  1. I love Indian food, love the spices and herbs and sauces. I can see how it would be a challenge to make-

  2. I’m a fan of Indian food (not the very hot dishes like Vindaloo though) so would happily try those.
    Best wishes, Pete.

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