The best way to learn to cook Indian food?

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The best way to learn to cook Indian food? Anonymous 08/25/15 (Tue) 03:16:30 No.6294

Hello, /ck/. I'm a big fan of a number of Indian dishes and would like to learn how to make them myself to save the cost of going to restaurants. What is the best way of learning how to cook them well? Are there any cookbooks you would recommend? Internet recipes? Or is it best to learn from someone who already knows how to make them?

Pic related is my favorite dish.

Anonymous 08/25/15 (Tue) 04:58:05 No.6297

buy a book or grab a taxi driver.

Anonymous 08/25/15 (Tue) 17:48:29 No.6303

>>6297

Could you be more specific?

Anonymous 08/26/15 (Wed) 21:50:16 No.6304

YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.

Go on Youtube, search for whatever thing you want to cook, and click down until you find female voice with stupid accent, preferably fat. You can also search for whatever thing, but in the native language. You can find the native language by searching for dish on wikipedia, and then playing with the language settings.

Anonymous 08/27/15 (Thu) 12:01:11 No.6322

>>6303

1. Go outside

2. Hail a taxi

3. ???

4. Deliciousness

Anonymous 02/12/16 (Fri) 17:35:57 No.8746

>>6294

I'd be end up shitting on street after eating that.

Anonymous 02/12/16 (Fri) 20:12:01 No.8747

a lot of indian food is deceptively simple, but requires completely different techniques than other cuisines. learning to blend your own spice mixes is probably the hardest part since most of the recipes just involve stewing or roasting.