No Such Thing as Too Hot: The Indian/Curry Thread

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Goons with Spoons > No Such Thing as Too Hot: The Indian/Curry Thread

vulturesrow: Sep 25, 2011; _{Always gotta pay it forward.}

After reading through the thread I'm wondering if there exists a sort of one-stop shopping book on Indian cooking, ie. not just recipes but techniques, ,maybe some discussion on regional variations, etc? I'm far from vegan/vegetarian so a book with that focus is only going to be marginally useful to me. Thanks.

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vulturesrow: Sep 25, 2011; _{Always gotta pay it forward.}

Suspect Bucket posted:

Does anyone have any experience in Chennai? Specifically, by the US Embassy? BF's going to be stuck there for a week doing visa poo poo, he's kinda down on the whole situation and thinks it's going to suck. Anything cool to do or can't miss restaurants over there?

I was there for a few days and so didn't get to explore much but there are cool things to see there and experience. Just do some googling. Plus whatever dino said is likely great advice.

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