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Misarana

Classic dishes reimagined with the flavours of India

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'Eddie's passion for good food and great flavours is evident in every dish and doesn't disappoint'
Gordon Ramsay, OBE
FROM UK MASTERCHEF CHAMPION EDDIE SCOTT
comes MISARANA -
a collection of everyday European meals brought to life with a blend of Indian spices
Best known for his maximum impact, minimal effort meals, Eddie Scott won the competition and adoration of the public with his heartfelt approach to food. In MISARANA, which translates as fusion in Punjabi, he draws upon his unique memories and heritage (cooking amazing homemade meals with his grandparents, eating in bustling French bistros on family holidays, visiting the vibrant street food stalls in India and travelling the world as a Marine Pilot) to create a collection of inspirational, yet relatable dishes.
From mid-week meals to slow Sundays, MISARANA is full of recipes for all kinds of budgets and schedules, brought to life with vibrancy, panache and spice (we're talking Delhi street-style bread omelette, Keralan mussels, Burnt aubergine cakes with lime pickle and Chicken Pista Walla pie).
You'll learn to view Indian flavors as a vital foundation of home cooking, stimulating your senses and expanding your repertoire with endless variations of exciting, everyday food.

Recipes include:

  • Tandoori butter trout with ginger and lime greens
  • Goan vindaloo pulled pork buns with apple fennel slaw
  • Punjabi spinach and goats cheese tart
  • Puducherry bouillabaisse
  • Kolkata tacos
  • Lamb rogan chops
  • New Delhi baked cheesecake
  • Spiced chai chocolate mousse with poached prunes
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      • Library Journal

        July 1, 2024

        Scott, a MasterChef UK champion who recently launched his own restaurant, takes the name of his book from the word for "fusion" in Punjabi. Fittingly, the book is a meld of traditional European dishes with inventive Indian twists. The chapter on breakfast and brunch features a pistachio, rose, and raspberry croissant and masala beans and black pudding on toast. "A Spot of Lunch" includes a recipe for a brightly colored Bombay bagnat, which combines the ultimate Mumbai street food with a famous sandwich from the South of France. "Midweek Staples" include Kolkata tacos and Amritsari fish with mushy peas and tartare sauce. "Weekend Blow-Outs" feature time-intensive dishes such as Baingan Bharta dip and Kolkata Scotch dimer devil--a take on the Scotch egg. The dessert chapter completes the book with sweet treats such as New Delhi baked cheesecake, Qubani trifle, and coconut tiramisu. Colorful images throughout and a pantry guide at the end help to round out the cookbook. VERDICT Though some of the dishes are fairly complicated and involve some preparation, there are enough shortcuts (ready-made pastry, for example) and straightforward meals to make this inventive, flavorful guide one that most cooks will be able to follow and enjoy.--Whitney Bates-Gomez

        Copyright 2024 Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.

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