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Vijayakar - Made in India

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This book is a buffet,an eclectic spread of some forgotten and some beloved food that India has to offer.The recipes are often simple and tweaked to suit todays fast-paced life,though some need the effort,perseverance and love that good food demands. In his inimitable style as a food writer of many years,the author has jotted down his thoughts,including some nuggets of information and his tsty experience alongside his recipes.The dishes in the book are also beautifully photographed including pictures of some of the authors favourit moments

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Published by Jaico Publishing House A-2 Jash Chambers 7-A Sir Phirozshah Mehta - photo 1
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Published by
Jaico Publishing House
A-2 Jash Chambers
7-A Sir Phirozshah Mehta Road
Fort, Mumbai - 400 001
www.jaicobooks.com

Kunal Vijayakar

MADE IN INDIA
ISBN 978-81-8495-641-2

First Jaico Impression: 2015

No part of this book may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical including photocopy, recording or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publishers.

Printed by
Repro India Limited
Plot No. 50/2
T.T.C. MIDC Industrial Area
Mahape, Navi Mumbai - 400 710

DEDICATION

For my grandparents

Ayoomum Pa

Aaji Ajoba

from whom I inherited no riches, save for the endowment of an impeccable palate, an abundance of appetite and the wealth of their recipes.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I should have only myself to thank because the amount of - photo 3

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

I should have only myself to thank, because the amount of time, stress and stamina it has taken me to put together this small compendium of recipes is shameful. Im not saying this is a great literary work, but Ive literally had to slog to select and deliver these recipes. Since I am no chef, I could not conjure up dishes as I went along. Instead, Ive had to delve into my beginnings, recollect my excursions, extract from my retentiveness and borrow from the classics.

Having said that, without these people, this book would never have happened:

I start with my mother. She kept me fed all my life, through fat and thin. She still does whenever I give her a chance.

Zenobia Boman Irani and Olivia Broacha, who open up their kitchens and their hearts every time I call.

All the cooks, bawarchis, housewives, restaurateurs and chefs who have slaved in front of fires for me; especially Chef Joy Bhattacharya, who will always be my friend in need.

Mohit Khushlani and Sakshi Anand, companions on my foodie trips, who wielded their cameras for fun and were kind enough to share some of those moments for the book.

Tarana Arora, who did all the dirty work, so that this book may be completed in time.

My cousin, Rahul Velkar, every kilo weve put on, weve done it together.

Prashant Godbole and Ram Mandale, for helping with the cover design.

Ayesha Broacha, friend and photographer, whose job was to make the food in the book look appetizing and me look delicious.

And finally, her husband, Cyrus Broacha, whose time I hope she will forgive me for monopolizing, but who remains my best food and drink companion to date.

FOREWORD Kunal S Vijayakar was born on May 19 1964 He was a - photo 4

FOREWORD

Kunal S. Vijayakar was born on May 19, 1964. He was a healthy, eight-pound, bonnie baby. This is also the only time in the English language that the word healthy and Kunal S. Vijayakar have been used in the same sentence. There were signs early on of his true calling. While other boys were playing cricket or football out on the maidans, Kunal roamed about asking for lunch. Kunal, and this is absolutely true, traces his ancestry to William the Conqueror, who changed the course of European history in the battle of Hastings in 1066 AD. William was known to eat four kilos of venison and drink ten glasses of wine everyday. Kunal can do the same and occasionally does. Proof, if any, that William Normandy lives today, albeit in a two-bedroom house in Prabhadevi, Mumbai.

Critics may argue this link on the flimsy ground that Kunal cant ride a horse or fling a javelin. But believe me, on all accounts, neither could the original.

Kunals likes and dislikes are known to his friends. Lets start with his dislikes. At last count, there were over 40,000, ranging from watchmen in lifts to people in general. When it comes to his likes, his answer is simple. Its that four-letter word all parents with obese kids hate to hear, food.

Granted that there are better chefs, perhaps grander connoisseurs, more accomplished culinary experts all over the world, but when

it comes to passion for food, no one compares to the direct descendant of William the Conqueror. Here, there is no fraud, no deceit, no compulsion, just pure, unbridled, undying, unyielding love; a love more pure than a mothers love for her child. Keep in mind that Kunal is no parent. Not yet at least. A wonderful anecdote will warm the cockles of all our hearts. Once at a traffic signal, a poor, old beggar approached Kunal, who was treating himself to ice-cream. I gently prodded the great one to part with his ice-cream cone. Pat came the reply, Share my butterscotch ice-cream?

The day we share butterscotch is the day that heralds the death of civilization, and so, he ate on and he continues to do so. Inside this almanac are some of his greatest discoveries. Explore them and share the cuisine of a king. One who conquered Great Britain many, many, many years ago. Enjoy the proof of his unrelenting passion.

Im often asked what Kunals favourite dish is. Her name is Neha, but thats a whole other story and a much shorter book. Ill end with the words of actor-singer Farhan Akhtar, altered to suit our subject. If Kunal S. Vijayakar, resident of Prabhadevi, Mumbai, direct descendant of William the Conqueror, were to give a piece of advice to anyone, this and only this would be it: Eat On.

Cyrus Broacha

CONTENTS

Dive into the sensational world of vegetarian cooking with this mouthwatering variety of dishes from across the country.

Scrambled fried poached or baked eggs are a delight in every form - photo 5

Scrambled, fried, poached or baked, eggs are a delight in every form. Experiment with these dishes for any meal of the day.

These easy-to-cook and fussfree creative chicken recipes use traditional - photo 6

These easy-to-cook and fussfree, creative chicken recipes use traditional spices and unique textures to thrill each and every bite you take.

Youll soon take to eating fish with a new fervour and gusto as you treat your - photo 7

Youll soon take to eating fish with a new fervour and gusto as you treat your tastebuds with these delicious sources of Omega 3, cooked in the flavours of red chillies, cumin and fresh and dried coconut.

Die hard mutton lovers will enjoy these tender flavoursome and succulent - photo 8

Die hard mutton lovers will enjoy these tender, flavoursome and succulent dishes.

Dig into these hearty and fragrant beef dishes from Pakistan Kerala and Goa - photo 9
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