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A BRITISH BREAKFAST DISH OF INDIAN ORIGIN, BRITAIN, 19TH CENTURY
■ Serves 4 ■ Prep 10 mins ■ Cook 35 mins 1 onion, roughly chopped100g ginger, peeled and chopped50ml vegetable oil2 tsp garam marsala1 tsp ground turmeric1 red chilli, deseeded andfinely chopped400g c
Ingredients (Serves 2) ◆ 2 eggs ◆ 30g butter ◆ 4 spring onions, thinly sliced ◆ 2 salmon fillets, skinned ◆ 2 x 250g packs microwaveablebasmati rice ◆ 2tsp medium curry powder ◆ ½ tsp ground turmeric
Ingredients (Serves 4-6) 350 g potatoes, peeled,diced225 g swede, peeled, diced2 eggs50 g butter50 g plain flour600 ml milk, plus extra formashing450 g smoked haddock,skinned and cubed110 g frozen pea
Autumnal evenings are made for big bowls of warming, flavour-packed curry; gather everyone around for a meal packed with fragrance and spice
Ingredients (Serves 4) ◆ 200g basmati or Thai jasmine rice ◆ Large pinch of turmeric ◆ Salt ◆ 2tbsp sunflower oil ◆ 10 raw cashew nuts ◆ 1 fat green chilli, halved, seeded and finely chopped ◆ 1tsp cu
Just what makes this takeaway favourite so popular? And is it really British born? We sift through the spice rack to learn about this classic