And the Beat Goes On….Another Great Old Cookbook
January 27, 2016
My friend Robin swears by this book, which she’s had since it first came out in 1968. She says in those days she’d cook dinner for a dozen for ten bucks.
Still, I have to admit I opened The Yogi Cookbook with few expectations. The hippie books I remember from back then were boringly preachy. This one, on the other hand, is a delight to read. Here’s a beginner’s curry; be sure to read the note at the end.
I love the simplicity of this lemon rice. (The author suggests cooking rice in copious amounts of boiling water – like pasta – and tasting constantly so that it’s still a bit al dente when you finally drain it.)
And, of course, there’s dal:
There are so many wonderful recipes in this book. But since I’m on St. John, and okra is in abundantly in season, this one caught my eye:
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The curry looks like I could actually make it. And surprise, it doesn’t contain an ingredient called “curry powder”. :^)
But why are the pages so clean?
Wow, trying all of these for sure. The lemon rice sounds delicious and fragrant. Please share others that catch your eye. I wish this was back in print. 🙂
I cook quite a bit of Indian dishes, and these look like something worth trying!!
Ruth, your chapatis are very good! @Susan, but there isn’t any curry in this post. 🙂
The lemon rice is to die for.