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Chef & F&B consultant Puri releases cookbook, Redefining Comfort Food
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Monday, 27 January, 2020, 16 : 00 PM [IST]
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Our Bureau, Mumbai
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Chef and food and beverage consultant Amit Puri released his first cookbook, titled Redefining Comfort Food With Amit Puri. With over 100 contemporary recipes, the cookbook is a culmination of rich learning gathered by him during his extensive travels across eight countries and over 20 cities in the last three years.
The cookbook brings together recipes from multiple cuisines such as Indian (traditional and contemporary), European, Pan-Asian and Middle-Eastern. The book comprises recipes that represent diversely varied palates. It is useful for beginners, professionals, home cooks and even aspiring cooks.
Speaking about his experience of writing his first cookbook, Puri said, “This cookbook is a tribute to my culinary journey, and has been inspired by what I have discovered about food along the way.”
“It is a testament to what I have practiced as a chef, motivated by different cuisines, techniques, kitchens and people. With so much information, it was a real challenge to decide which recipes should be included in the cookbook,” he added.
“Some of the recipes that have made it into the book are actually bestsellers at restaurants that I have consulted for. The photography for the book was done at three locations (Raipur, Bhubaneshwar and Mumbai), when my team and I were opening restaurants at these locations,” Puri said.
“It took me a year to conceptualise, compile and finally, publish the book. Each detail has been meticulously furnished, so that the uniqueness of the recipes is reflected,” he added.
Commenting on how to make the best use of the cookbook, Puri stated, “All the recipes are categorised under course-wise headers. I would also encourage the readers to only use these recipes as guidelines, and recreate the dish to suit their mood or need.”
Puri concluded that as the title of the book suggested, it touched upon various traditional dishes, from dal to tacos, and finds ways to recreate such comfort food in a modern and contemporary way.
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