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A user inquired about a small pamphlet recipe book from the Rajah spice company, which contains 20 recipes and a list of available spices. Other users clarified that it is not the same as "The Food of India" by Carol Selva Rajah and shared that similar pamphlets can often be obtained directly from spice companies. The discussion highlights the value of such recipe collections, even if they focus on specific products rather than broader cooking techniques.

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Offline mike travis

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Rajah Indian Recipes
« on: March 19, 2006, 08:48 PM »
Hi all,? ;) on a recent trip to my local Wing Yip I picked up this book and wondered if anyone had it and had tried any of the dishes?? ;D Although maybe not as good as some of the excellent recipes posted on this forum, just thought it may be worth a try. After all if you don`t try you`ll never know..............regards.....mike.? ?;D
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Re: Rajah Indian Recipes
« Reply #1 on: March 23, 2006, 05:29 AM »
Is this the same book as  " The Food of India " ? by Carol Selva Rajah ?
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Re: Rajah Indian Recipes
« Reply #2 on: March 23, 2006, 05:45 PM »
No it`s  a small pamphlet type book of 24 pages from the RAJAH spice company.It has a list of all the spices available. It has 20 recipes and pictures of the cooked dishes.All made using Rajah spices. The picture of the madras looks quite good. ;D
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Re: Rajah Indian Recipes
« Reply #3 on: March 24, 2006, 05:26 AM »
Hi,

You can usually get these pamphlet type books by e-mailing the companies direct. Patak's used to do one as well.
In fact Patak's had a curry club and sent monthly recipe cards, magazine and gave you a pretty folder to put it all in. Then of course like all good ideas they stopped doing it!
They generally show recipes related to their products only so they tend not to be BIR stuff but worth a read non-the less.

Ray
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