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….?
Yes we condemn the ridiculous competition that left 2 people in hospital and condemns Asian food to another round of ridicule.
As if we could love curry any more… The health benefits of various spices are widely reported and it has now emerged that turmeric can be used to fight certain types of cancer.
It’s that time of year again – the Curry Capital of Britain 2011 will be run in association with National Curry Week and gives regions around the country the chance to show exactly why they deserve the title of Curry Capital.
As if curry isn’t already fantastic enough, news has reached us here at Curry Culture that it will soon be powering our central heating. We’re not 100% sure on the scientific side of it, but apparently the government is planning to build a £5m plant in Stockport, Manchester, to break down leftover waste from takeaways…
We were at the first English Curry Awards and overall would give them a 6 out of 10.
Good – food and entertainment was ……..
In this article we describe some of the health benefits of many of the most common ingredients in Indian dishes including vegetables and the most popular spices
Indian cuisine is renowned for its sophisticated use of exotic spices and herbs in its dishes. Rice and pulses combined with rich spices such as chilli pepper, black mustard seed, cumin, turmeric, fenugreek, ginger, coriander and asafoetida form the staple ingredients in most dishes.