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The Misty books are almost certainly the best in terms of replicating restaurant / takeaway style curries. It's rewarding working your way through each dish and comparing them to those made by professionals.The recipes are fabulous and get better with experience and practice. If you’re looking to reproduce BIR style curry you’re in the right place. Selected popular recipes from my curry recipe books are featured here.
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I will never stop singing the praises of Richard’s curry book. I hate to blow my own trumpet, but after the masterpieces I’ve made from this book, I can’t go back to takeaways/restaurants and help but reflect on what I’ve made myself. Incredibly informative book detailing all the steps you need to take and the products you need. There is a fair few products you will need, however once you’ve bought them, you won’t find yourself needing to purchase any more for a long time. “I’ve been interested in cooking since an early age, and have always loved Indian food.
I hope you’ll be lead you to join the many thousands of happy customers in buying them. Richard Sayce, the man behind Misty Ricardo's Curry Kitchen, has many years experience in the world of Indian food. A love of curry from an early age motivated him to master the art of BIR cooking, and to share his passion with others. The author illustrates and explains each step and method very clearly so that you are able to whip up a delicious, foolproof curry everytime. Having made around 20 curries over the past year or so with the "BIR" method, I can confidently say that this book is a perfect guide into the world of cooking restaurant style Indian curry at home.
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The curries take a bit of a faff to get organised, but they really are worth it! I would recommend to anyone and everyone who loves curries. I have made the base gravy and am excited about the next step. Each and every recipe is accompanied by a step-by-step video, showing you in clear and concise detail how each dish is prepared and cooked to perfection. Customer Reviews, including Product Star Ratings, help customers to learn more about the product and decide whether it is the right product for them. Enjoy a great reading experience when you buy the Kindle edition of this book.
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Richard Sayce, the man behind Misty Ricardo’s Curry Kitchen has published over a hundred video recipe tutorials on YouTube, and has a huge following on Facebook and other social media sites. QR codes are included alongside each of the book’s recipes for quick access by scanning with a smartphone. Learn how to recreate exceptional British Indian restaurant curries, starters, and accompaniments at home with this fabulous new book. And personal perfectly complements the written recipes. I’m so chuffed with this recipe book that I’m buying one for Christmas for everyone I know who loves curry. Goodreads is the world's largest site for readers with over 50 million reviews.
While a little involved at first and requiring some commitment to the preperation, it becomes very easy and simple once you've got your foot in the door. I have enjoyed many Currys, takeaway or in restaurants. I have tried many times to cook them myself , but never came close to the real thing. Just like the takeaways we have had, or dare I say better. Richard has cemented the BIR tradition and made it accessible to all.
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All you need is a basic grasp of kitchen techniques and practices, and this book by your side. Each recipe is linked to an online video, so you can see the chef himself in action, and learn by example. The 148 page high-quality paperback book from Misty Ricardo's Curry Kitchen is packed full of recipes, tutorials, and all the information you need. Based on the best selling Kindle eBook with hundreds of happy customers, this publication is a must have companion in the kitchen.
With over 40 detailed recipes with beautiful photos, this is an essential book for anyone who wants to replicate that "takeaway taste" at home. Richard Sayce, the man behind Misty Ricardo’s Curry Kitchen and the cookbooks Curry Compendium & Indian Restaurant Curry at Home Volumes 1 & 2, has many years experience in the world of Indian food. A love of curry from an early age motivated him to master the art of BIR cooking and to share his passion with others.
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My passion led me to learn all about how curry is cooked in restaurants and takeaways here in the UK, which was my first experience of Indian food. Richard lives in the North West of England and dedicates his ‘foodie’ time to cooking, recipes, social media, catering, and of course eating. A firm love of Indian food in both home and restaurant styles gives plenty of motivation to experiment and try out new recipes and ideas. Richard Sayce was born and raised in Cheshire, England. His long-standing admiration of Indian cuisine from an early age inspired an epic journey of experimentation, creation and discovery. I've literally been buying Indian curry books since the late seventies, the results of which were varied - some wonderful; others less so.
As an ex-pat, in a country with very little Indian infused cooking it’s a godsend. The highlight of my week is conjuring up one of Richards recipes, the BIR taste of home for me. Having tried unsucessfully to reproduce BIR curry many years ago, albeit with limited resources, I resigned myself to thinking the amazing flavour was out of reach for home cooks. How the chefs created their divine-tasting food was seemingly a closely-guarded secret and inaccessible to everyone else. I love cooking but have always stayed away from curry because it never tasted like our restaurant curry, plus it seemed so complicated.
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