
Kosha Mangsho
Kosha mangsho takes its name from the verb kosha, which in Bengali means to slow-cook a meat down, stirring patiently as…
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Kosha mangsho takes its name from the verb kosha, which in Bengali means to slow-cook a meat down, stirring patiently as…

A fiery British curry-house vindaloo with Portuguese-Goan influences, featuring intense heat from Scotch bonnets and…

Bone-in beef or lamb is browned, then simmered with onions, garlic, tomato and stock

The wet-style mutton counterpart to the drier, slow-bhuna kosha mangsho - and the more everyday of the two

"Achari" means "of pickle" — the dish is built around Indian-style pickles (achaar) as a flavouring agent rather than a condiment

Two pots if you have them: a spicy red broth and a clear chicken broth

A bowl of warm, slightly tangy tomato-and-lamb broth thickened by the starch of just-cooked hand-torn pasta

Trinidadian curry goat sits in a quiet rivalry with Jamaican curry goat, but the two are different dishes

The fiery Goan original: a vinegar-and-garlic-marinated meat (traditionally pork, adapted in BIR menus to chicken or…