This is a first for me. It’s the first time I’ve cooked a curry that doesn’t have any chilli in it at all. Not one single bit. None. Instead, this is a simple dish that relies on the delicate depth of its spicing for character and body. This is an excellent dish for those times [...]
With the temperature outside struggling to reach the heady heights of -2C, the heat and warmth of a good Indian curry has never felt more appropriate. Start with 800g to a kilo of cubed lamb or mutton, preferably off the bone, but if you can cope with the fiddliness of a few bones in your [...]
Chili powder,
coriander,
cumin,
curry,
garlic,
ginger,
India,
Indiac,
Lamb and mutton,
mangsho jhol,
Onion A shoulder of lamb is a hefty cut, but it’s cheap and it goes a long way. This method leaves the lamb falling apart, tender from the best part of a day in the oven. It’s very satisfying and relaxing to know that something great is happening in your oven at home whilst you’re out [...]
Black pepper,
Cayenne pepper,
coriander,
garlic,
Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall,
lamb,
Lamb and mutton,
lamb shoulder,
Meat,
paprika,
slow cooking,
slow food,
slow roasting,
spices A long time ago, a demon called Kolhasur settled in the beautiful and rugged land along the West coast of India, bordering the Indian Ocean. The people suffered terribly at the hands of their demon neighbour. A goddess, Mahalakshmi, was sent to free them. Mahalakshmi killed Kolhasur, but in an act of benevolence, granted his [...]
‘Bhuna‘ is a particular Asian cooking style where a sauce is reduced and reduced until it is so thick that it just clings to the meat, making the meat appear ‘browned’. Dishes cooked in the bhuna style are rich and pungent, the flavour of the spice mix concentrated down by the fierce reduction of the [...]
bhuna,
Cook,
coriander,
curry,
garam masala,
Home,
Indian,
Indian cuisine,
lamb,
Lamb and mutton,
Madhur Jaffrey,
mutton