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FEAST

FEAST

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FEAST: Quantity Cooking for Krishna’s Kitchen

375 Vegetarian and Plant-based recipes for 200+

 

KURMA DASA

with GOPATI DASA & APURVA DASA and 60 Veteran ISKCON COOKS

Foreword by Visakha devi dasi

Internationally famous chef, Kurma dasa, has opened his treasure trove of time-tested prasadam recipes from five decades of quantity cooking. FEAST includes Srila Prabhupada’s original recipes, ISKCON kitchen classics, and modern favourites. Assisted by veteran chefs Gopati dasa and Apurva dasa, along with recipes from 60 other culinary giants, Kurma presents 375 meticulous, large-sized vegetarian and plant-based (vegan) recipes.

       This definitive quantity cookbook is a legacy offering by ISKCON’s first generation for future chefs, and for the upliftment of human society at large. Srila Prabhupada writes, “Simply by liberal distribution of prasad and sankirtana, the whole world can become peaceful and prosperous.” (SB 4.12.10, purport) 

In addition to 12 chapters of crystal-clear recipes, FEAST includes:

  • 40 feast menus and 39 fascinating kitchen vignettes, 
  • Biographies and memories from some of the world’s most influential
    Hare Krishna cooks, 
  • Original kitchen standards and prasadam instructions from Srila Prabhupada, 
  • Extensive kitchen tips and ingredient provenance for quantity cooking,
  • Entertaining prasadam adventure stories by Srila Prabhupada’s disciples, 
  • Over 100 lively quotations of prasadam realizations and experiences. 

Now you can confidently prepare:

  • Sumptuous multi-course Sunday feasts, 
  • Nourishing ashram and temple breakfasts, lunches and dinners, 
  • Special banquets and events catering, 
  • Picnics and retreats, 
  • Rathayatras and other festival catering in quantities to feed 200-9,000.

For more information about the book, please visit:  feastbook.info

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Weight 3 lbs

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FEAST

Paperback
$29.95
7.5 x 9.25
492 pages
paperback: ISBN 1-880404-43-0

Ebook
$19.95
ebook only available from Amazon.com

CONTENTS

VIGNETTES LIST
FOREWORD
PREFACE
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
INTRODUCTION
TIPS AND STANDARDS
1. RICE
2. DALS AND SOUPS
3. BREADS
4. V EGETABLES
5. SALADS AND RAITAS
6. SAVOURIES
7. CHUTNEYS, PICKLES, SAMBALS AND JAMS.
8. BEANS, GRAINS AND LEGUMES.
9. SAUCES, DIPS AND DRESSINGS
10. SWEETS AND DESSERTS
11. DRINKS
12. SPECIAL INGREDIENTS
MENUS
AUTHORS
INDEX

“The Sunday Love Feasts at the Portland temple gave me a taste for Krishna consciousness. Feasts were magical in those early days. I look forward to reading FEAST because I still long to have the magic back again”  —Drsta dasa (ACBSP)

“When I finally moved into the temple, I discovered that those opulent Sunday feasts became the highlight of my devotional life. They kept me going from one week to the next.”   —HH Niranjana Swami (ACBSP)

“Srila Prabhupada entrusted his followers with his transcendental legacy, and his followers don’t want any aspect of that legacy—including its magnificent prasada repertoire—to slip away, for sri krishna-prasada is an indispensable part of our very means of conquest over the material energy.”   —Visakha devi dasi (ACBSP)

“One by one, I sampled the preparations: bada, sweet rice—every taste new, incomparable. I thought that everything was perfect: the guru, the chanting, and the prasada.”  —HH Giriraj Swami (ACBSP)

“FEAST is a valuable tool for training present and future cooks in our ‘Kitchen Religion’ because it aims to keep alive the art of preparing sumptuous feasts, cooked with ghee and spices, for the pleasure of Lord Krishna.  —Dhirasanta dasa Goswami (ACBSP)

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