Staff can damage your health

Nothing to do with curry but a warning to all restaurants from this story of Papa John’s the Popular US pizza chain. They were forced to fire a cashier at a New York City restaurant and had to apologise profusely when the employee referred to an Asian-American customer as “lady chinky eyes” on her receipt.

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Not a curry in sight…

When you think of Asian cuisine, one thing usually springs to mind – curry. But what happens when a chef decides not to serve curry in his Indian restaurant….?

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Curry College

Ever considered classes in curry-making? Well Communities Secretary Eric Pickles has plans to open a specialist training school for more British people to learn the art of cooking curry.

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Curry Sauce Base

curry sauce base

The secret to many great curry recipes is not to just add water or chopped tomatoes when you need to create a sauce, but to have a pre-cooked “base curry sauce” ready to use.

Any curry chef worth their salt knows the secret of a good curry sauce and here at Curry Culture Towers we want to share this secret with you – here’s a great starter recipe for a good curry base sauce

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Bukhara Preston Review

Bukhara in Samlesbury near Preston is a modern, out of town restaurant ideal for the whole family. One of the Curry Culture team visited with their family recently and this is their impression….

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Lights, korma, action!

Some people show their passion for curry by eating it, others by cooking it. One composer is taking his love of curry one step further by writing a musical about it….!

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Scrambled eggs with a twist

spicy scrambled eggs

Guest blogger, chef Nahim Aslam….. Nahim is the head chef at the Indian Ocean in Ashton-under-Lyne, Greater Manchester. Here he shares a personal recipe that he likes to make at home: “This is a great snack and something I make when I come home, am really hungry and want something quick, easy and tasty.” I…

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Beans on toast, Indian style!

Indian style beans on toast

An ode to the Brits from our guest blogger “The Mistress of Spices” I have always been a HUGE fan of traditional English breakfasts, ever since enjoying them in the various parts of Anglophone Africa in which I’ve worked. A weekend in London wouldn’t be complete without at least one. Fried or scrambled eggs, grilled tomatoes…

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