A Little Taste of India - Skinnymixers e-book

[Wonder]

Moo I would also get this one. There are only 10 recipes and if you go for the eBook it's only $8 so not a big investment.

[cookie1]

I can't wait to get home and try these.

[Moo2]

Thanks Wonder. I will invest in it as we love Indian food.

[Bedlam]

I have the Indian book as well moo but yes I think it's worth getting.  It helps having beautiful photos of the completed dishes and they are very flavoursome.

[Halex]

Just purchased this, so looking forward to making something soon

[courton]

I follow skinny mixer on Facebook and have found all her recipes are absolutely scrumptious!

[Kimmyh]

Judy, I jumped on this thread to see if anyone has cooked the lamb korma from page 24 of this book and noticed it is missing from the contents list.

[judydawn]

Thanks Kim, I've done some checking and the recipe is on Page 23 so I've added it.  Thanks for letting me know.

[meganjane]

Nikalene is the new Tenina for me. I was so disappointed with Tenina's last book. I'm very much over raw desserts and that's all that's in the book.
I have Nikalene's book and e-book, but haven't got around to making anything from it yet. Thanks for all the reviews!

[spersephone]

I made the Beef Madras tonight. It smelt amazing, but the flavours weren't that strong in the end. Really nice, and my children ate it (reluctantly), so that's good. I did everything as per the recipe except for the chilli. I used chilli flakes, but no actual chilli pepper at the start.