Base curry gravy
This is a restaurant-style base for takeout curries.
The recipes we actually cook.
This is a restaurant-style base for takeout curries.
Butter chicken was a gateway curry for our kids. This recipe is our best attempt at the warm, delicious curries from our local takeout shops.
These are common spice blends for UK-style Indian curries.
This paste is a common base for many South Asian dishes, including Indian takeaway-style cooking. Use a spoonful in soups, gravies, and on meats.
Making Indian-style dishes quickly is much easier with a few base ingredients prepared ahead of time. This takeout-style tomato purée adds depth and body to many types of curries.
This is a simple korma paste, which is combined with Base curry gravy and other ingredients to make various braised dishes.
Many curries have a chunky onion base (like Balti). We use this when riffing on curries, as it’s an easy build, freezes well, and adds a bunch of flavour to any gravy-like dish.
This is a warming, filling, vegetarian delight.
This is my favourite tea towards the end of fall. It’s warming and mellow.
Naan is a simple, delicious bread, best covered with garlic and ghee.
Vindaloo is my favourite curry, so I developed this paste.
This is a mildly spicy, warm, and tangy wing sauce.
A comforting, lovely lentil stew. Or is it curry?
These are delicious fritters, best served with coriander-mint and tangy tamarind date chutney.