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The Different Tea and Spice Books Published in India

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Which book by Amitav Ghosh explores the history and culture of tea in India?

  1. The Hungry Tide

  2. The Glass Palace

  3. Sea of Poppies

  4. The Calcutta Chromosome


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

In "The Hungry Tide," Amitav Ghosh delves into the history and culture of tea in India, particularly in the Sundarbans region.

Who wrote the book "Tea: A History of the Drink that Changed the World"?

  1. Alan Macfarlane

  2. William Ukers

  3. James Norwood Pratt

  4. Beverley Nichols


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

Alan Macfarlane's book "Tea: A History of the Drink that Changed the World" provides a comprehensive overview of the history and cultural significance of tea.

Which book by Madhur Jaffrey focuses on the spices of India?

  1. An Invitation to Indian Cooking

  2. Madhur Jaffrey's World Vegetarian

  3. Curry Easy

  4. Taste of India


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

In "An Invitation to Indian Cooking," Madhur Jaffrey explores the diverse spices used in Indian cuisine and provides recipes that highlight their flavors.

Who wrote the book "The Spice Route: A History"?

  1. John Keay

  2. Michael Palin

  3. Rick Stein

  4. Anthony Bourdain


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

John Keay's book "The Spice Route: A History" traces the history of the spice trade and its impact on global exploration and commerce.

Which book by Monisha Bharadwaj explores the tea gardens of Darjeeling?

  1. Darjeeling: A History of the World's Greatest Tea

  2. The Tea Gardens of Darjeeling

  3. Darjeeling: The Land of Tea

  4. Darjeeling: A Pictorial Journey


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

Monisha Bharadwaj's book "Darjeeling: A History of the World's Greatest Tea" delves into the history and significance of the tea gardens in Darjeeling.

Who wrote the book "The Book of Spices"?

  1. John O'Connell

  2. Sarah Garland

  3. Jekka McVicar

  4. Madhur Jaffrey


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

John O'Connell's book "The Book of Spices" provides a comprehensive guide to the world of spices, including their history, cultivation, and culinary uses.

Which book by K.T. Achaya focuses on the spices and herbs of India?

  1. Indian Food: A Historical Companion

  2. The Dictionary of Indian Food

  3. A Historical Dictionary of Indian Food

  4. Spices and Herbs of India


Correct Option: D
Explanation:

K.T. Achaya's book "Spices and Herbs of India" explores the diverse spices and herbs used in Indian cuisine and their historical and cultural significance.

Who wrote the book "The Story of Tea: A Cultural History and Drinking Guide"?

  1. Mary Lou Heiss

  2. Jane Pettigrew

  3. James Norwood Pratt

  4. Beverley Nichols


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

Mary Lou Heiss's book "The Story of Tea: A Cultural History and Drinking Guide" provides a comprehensive overview of the history, culture, and enjoyment of tea.

Which book by Lizzie Collingham explores the history of tea?

  1. The Taste of Tea

  2. The Tea Book

  3. Tea: A Biography

  4. The Story of Tea


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

Lizzie Collingham's book "The Taste of Tea" delves into the history of tea, from its origins in China to its global popularity.

Who wrote the book "The Spice Merchant: A Journey Through the World of Spices"?

  1. Frederik Leboyer

  2. Richard McCormick

  3. John O'Connell

  4. Sarah Garland


Correct Option: B
Explanation:

Richard McCormick's book "The Spice Merchant: A Journey Through the World of Spices" explores the history, cultivation, and uses of various spices from around the world.

Which book by James Norwood Pratt focuses on the history of tea?

  1. Tea: A History of the Drink that Changed the World

  2. The Tea Book

  3. The Story of Tea

  4. Tea: A Biography


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

James Norwood Pratt's book "Tea: A History of the Drink that Changed the World" provides a comprehensive overview of the history and cultural significance of tea.

Who wrote the book "The Spice Islands Voyage: A Journey Through the Spice Islands of Indonesia"?

  1. John Keay

  2. Michael Palin

  3. Rick Stein

  4. Anthony Bourdain


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

John Keay's book "The Spice Islands Voyage: A Journey Through the Spice Islands of Indonesia" explores the history, culture, and natural beauty of the Indonesian spice islands.

Which book by Sarah Garland focuses on the spices of the world?

  1. The Book of Spices

  2. The Spice Merchant: A Journey Through the World of Spices

  3. Spices: A Global History

  4. The Spice Route: A History


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

Sarah Garland's book "The Book of Spices" provides a comprehensive guide to the world of spices, including their history, cultivation, and culinary uses.

Who wrote the book "Spices: A Global History"?

  1. John O'Connell

  2. Sarah Garland

  3. Jekka McVicar

  4. Madhur Jaffrey


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

John O'Connell's book "Spices: A Global History" explores the history, cultivation, and trade of spices from around the world.

Which book by Jekka McVicar focuses on growing spices and herbs?

  1. The Book of Spices

  2. The Spice Merchant: A Journey Through the World of Spices

  3. Spices: A Global History

  4. The Spice Route: A History


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

Jekka McVicar's book "The Book of Spices" provides a comprehensive guide to growing spices and herbs at home.

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