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BIR lamb madras is the British restaurant adaptation of the South Indian Madras curry tradition, a sweet-and-sour curry…
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BIR lamb madras is the British restaurant adaptation of the South Indian Madras curry tradition, a sweet-and-sour curry…

Hot, sharp curry inspired by the cooking of southern India

BIR lamb naga phaal is the British-Indian restaurant's hottest curry, named for the ferocious Naga (ghost pepper) chilli…

BIR lamb vindaloo is the fiery British-Indian-Restaurant adaptation of the Goan-Portuguese vindaloo, lamb in place of…

The dish is essentially a stripped-back tonur kebab: thin slices of fatty lamb, cumin, sweet chilli pepper powder, salt…

The jalfrezi is one of the defining BIR curries, found on every restaurant menu in the country and arguably the most…

The name dopiaza literally means "two onions" (do = two, piaza = onion), and that's the whole concept of the dish

Karahi takes its name from the deep, wok-shaped pan it's traditionally cooked in, a thick metal bowl that heats hard and…

A Madras lives or dies by balance

Pathia traces back to Parsi home cooking, where the sweet-sour-spicy triad, usually balanced with jaggery, vinegar or…

Phaal is the restaurant category-killer for heat, traditionally claimed (though disputed) as a British invention from…

The British restaurant vindaloo descends from Goan vindalho (which itself came from Portuguese carne de vinha d'alhos)…

Steak tartare is the French dish that demands the best beef you can buy and the simplest technique you can imagine: raw…

BIR chicken vindaloo is the British-Indian-Restaurant adaptation of the Goan-Portuguese original, a…