An Indian breakfast dish to serve with roti or naan, or on toast. This version is from “Towpath:Recipes and Stories” by Lori de Mori and Laura Jackson. Towpath is an outdoor cafe on the Regents Canal in London which opened in 2016 and which i am very much looking forward to visiting on my next visit to London.
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Coconut Noodles with Chicken (4-6)
Hyderabadi Lamb with Orange (4-6)
Lentil, Nut and Vegetable Roast (6-8)
Gingery Hot Duck Salad (2)
Duck Breasts with Pineapple, Chilli and Soy (2)
Pumpkin with Noodles (4)
Prince Prawns (6)
Madras Crab Curry (4-6)
Egg and Cauliflower Curry (4)
Peter’s Lamb Curry (8)
This is from Jamie Oliver’s ” The Return of the Naked Chef”. He credits the recipe to his friend Peter Begg. You can vary the curry by using diced chicken, prawns or paneer or vegetables like swiss chard, spinach, peas, cauliflower, boiled potatoes or chickpeas. Serve with some Indian breads and/ or steamed basmati rice.
Chicken with Noodles in Herb Broth (4)
Lamb and Mango Gosht (3-4)
Pork with Potatoes (4)
Keralan Egg Roast (4)
An easy egg curry from ” Fresh Flavours of India ” by Das Sreedharan. When i lived in Stoke Newington I had two of his Rasa restaurants within a 15 minute walk. Although I didn’ t eat there often ( what a missed opportunity…) I can honestly say it was the best South Indian food I have ever eaten in the UK. I serve this with a spinach curry alongside and some rice or naan.