Curry helping to create jobs in Birmingham

By Roving Reporter

Locals have come up with an innovative new scheme to help create jobs in Birmingham – the Balti Baccalaureate!

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The Heat is on! – Voting for the Curry Capital of Britain 2013 is Underway!

By Roving Reporter
How Many Curry Houses are there in the UK?

The restaurant teams for each competing city have been announced, now it’s up to you to cast your vote for Britain’s Curry Capital 2013. The competition is fierce, reigning champs Bradford face stiff competition from 4 time winner Glasgow, but at this stage the competition is still wide open with everything to play for! New…

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Eid Mubarak

By Roving Reporter
Eid Mubarak

The holy month of Ramadan is nearly at an end and with its passing, as we all know, comes the festival of Eid, one of the South Asian culinary highlights of the year. After a month of intensive fasting, it’s a time to reflect and truly appreciate the value and importance of food. Throughout the…

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The Dish of Choice for Community Cooking

By Roving Reporter
Community Cooking

We know that one of the things that’s so great about curry is its ability to bring communities together. Whether it’s in your favourite Indian restaurant with friends or a home cooked meal with the family; curry is a fantastic treat that gets us around the table enjoying ourselves. But what is it about curry that’s so appealing to so many people? Well obviously it’s delicious. But curry is also extremely cheap to make, with its versatility and richness, curry is the quintessential food economiser. Highly nutritious and really quite easy to prepare; it’s no surprise then that Curry is often the dish of choice for community cooking events. In June, in…

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Cut VAT for restaurants in the UK!

By Roving Reporter

The FoBC and the ACF believe the current VAT for restaurants is too high – will you support their campaign?

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Curry for Change

By Roving Reporter
Curry for Change

During June, Brits across the country gave back to the nation that gave them their love of spice by partaking in Curry for Change month…

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The Scottish Curry Awards 2013

By the editor
Scottish Curry Awards 2013

The results are in! The sixth annual Scottish Curry Awards were held at Glasgow’s Thistle Hotel on Tuesday 11th June….

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The WAG Curry Diet

By the editor
WAG Curry Diet

A staple for drunk students stumbling down the curry mile (and hungover students the morning after) curry is often considered a naughty indulgence. But as Sunil Kumar Sinha, head chef at Massala in the wealthy suburb of Cobham in Surrey, is trying to prove, a curry needn’t be fattening. In…

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The Lord Mayors Big Curry Lunch

By Roving Reporter
The Lord Mayor's Big Curry Lunch

Curry Culture covers the build up to this year’s Lord Mayor’s Big Curry Lunch, hosted in London on the 18th April to raise money for The Soldiers’ Charity.

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Stop Putting Mystery Meat in our Food!

By Roving Reporter
Mystery meat curry

Curry Culture details the discovery of a mystery meat curry found in London just weeks after the horse meat scandal.

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Kentish Indian Restaurants Beaten to award

By Roving Reporter
taste of kent awards 2013

The Ambrette restaurant in Margate, Kent has won the award for Kent restaurant of the year, we look at what this means for the curry industry.

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Going Kukoos for Street Food

By Roving Reporter

Kukoos Street Food has recently opened up on Manchester‘s Oxford Road with an interesting take on the way food should be served.

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