Publisher Review

‘A book that is both current but also deeply rooted in tradition. It’s unapologetic about the cross-over of cultures, it’s bright, vibrant and dynamic’ Vivek Singh, Cinnamon Club
‘Invitingly warm, conversational in its tone, and packed full of approachable and inspiring recipes that while rooted in tradition are thoroughly modern and highly rewarding’ Ravinder Bhogal, author of Jikoni
‘Every page leaves me excited, every recipe is packed with flavour’ Dan Lepard, author of Short and Sweet
‘Sanjana’s writing is warm and beautiful, and her recipes are fun and packed with useful tips, but most importantly, it all sounds delicious! I want to make every single one of her dishes’ MiMi Aye, author of the award-winning Mandalay: Recipes & Tales from a Burmese Kitchen
‘Approachable, flavour-driven recipes . . . Modha’s passion for sharing Indian vegetarian soul food shines with a kind of authenticity that can only come from honouring who she is and what she personally loves to eat . . . Modha brings the same love and intention to the personal anecdotes she shares about the ingredients and people that make up her story’ Food Network
‘A delightful collection of vegetarian and vegan recipes that will woo anyone who loves Indian food but also wants to up their game in the kitchen’ Nik Sharma, author of The Flavour Equation
‘This book is packed with passion, creativity and deliciousness’ Karan Gokani, author of Hoppers
‘A rich tapestry of culture and migration woven into irresistible and creative Indian recipes by a very talented, fresh voice in food writing’ Mallika Basu, author of Masala