A spicy and sour broth from Ravinder Bhogal.
An irresistable recipe from Hunan which can be found in Fushia Dunlop’s ” Revolutionary Chinese Cookbook”.
This recipe is from my very well thumbed and stained copy of ” Madhur Jaffrey’s Indian Cookery”. This was the first Indian cookery book i bought, but one i still return to regularly. You can make this in advance and reheat if you like.
A rich, spicy and creamy vegetarian curry from Asma Khan.
This recipe from Anna Jones is delicious on crumpets or a toastie with cheese, but can also be served alongside dal or curry. It will keep for up to 18 months, but once opened should be stored in the fridge and eaten within a month.
A favourite soup from Romy Gill.
A recipe from Californian cook Samin Nosrat. Serve with steamed couscous and some roasted squash or other vegetables.
A recipe from ” The Spice Tree” by Nisha Katona.Serve with plain rice and a green vegetable.
A recipe from ” Around the World in 80 dishes” by David Loftus.
An easy recipe from Thomasina Miers. If you like it can be prepared a day in advance then popped in the oven 30 minutes before you want to eat.
A recipe from ” Season: Big Flavours, Beautiful Food” by Nik Sharma.
A curry from the Karachi restaurant in Bradford which I found in ” Rick Stein’s Food Heroes”.
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.
A Burmese version of Laksa from the Lahpet Restaurant in Shoreditch, London.
