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Chetna Makan draws inspiration from her family to show off healthy Indian home cooking at its best, working with few ingredients and straightforward methods to produce dishes with crowd-pleasing flavour, nourishment and comfort.
The book includes a wide variety of recipes, including plenty of dals and other pulse dishes, including a fabulous Five Lentil Dal, Chana Dal with Roasted Aubergine and Tadka Dal, Three ways.
Born in the central Indian city Jabalpur, Chetna worked in Mumbai as a fashion designer before moving to the UK in 2003 and later starring in The Great British Bake-Off.
Chetna appeared at the 2019 British Dal Festival to talk about her love of dal and demonstrate one of the many dal recipes from the book.
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Wonderful results and so easy with a soda bread recipe. Lovely colour,density and flavour.
I use 3 measures of Black Wheat and add to it 1 measure of Strong White Flour.
Sometimes I add mixed grain flour as well. Always a perfect product,
I am an impulsive cooker and have rarely soaked any pulses when I fancy them. The naked peas (essentially split peas) solve this problem. The pink ones stayed more whole than yellow split peas, a fact I love. The taste is similar to yellow peas with a hint of red lentil and a texture similar to chick peas. I haven't tried it for houmous yet, but it should work a treat.
Just started a mainly vegan diet and had not realised how many beans you can buy! No idea what to choose so just bought this bundle. Tried a couple of recipes so far from the site and really wonderful. Who knew beans were so versatile and tasty!
Interesting to see these cooking instructions. However, I would like to recommend YQ as a bread flour. After some five years of using various Hodmedod's wheats for my bread, this is one of the very best I have tried - I get loads of compliments from family and friends whenever I bake with this flour.
Just arrived - quickly - but really looking forward to trying them.