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Kedgeree and lamb curry: Tamal Ray’s recipes for homely favourites | Food

Kedgeree and lamb curry: Tamal Ray’s recipes for homely favourites | Food

This week, I bring you two approaches to weeknight dinner. First, a new take on kedgeree that’s swiftly put together and swaps the traditional boiled eggs for roast aubergines. Kedgeree was the invention of the British in colonial India, but was inspired by khichuri, a more ancient dish of rice and lentils, so here I’ve reinstated the pulses in the form of mung dal and peas: an Indian dish, adapted by the British, and changed again by an Indian living in Britain. The other dish is a smoky lamb curry that I often make ahead at the weekend – it freezes really well and makes for a bowl of richly spiced comfort to come home to. Kedgeree (pictured top) This is inspired both by my mother’s Bengali khichuri and the classic British kedgeree. Prep 10 minCook 30 minServes 4 1 aubergineVegetable oil¾ tsp ground turmericSalt270g haddock fillets150g mung dal150g brown onions, peeled and diced25g fresh ginger, peeled and finely chopped 1 tsp ground cumin1 tsp ground coriander275g basmati rice100g frozen peas50g unsalted butter75g golden raisins …

Venison keema recipe

Venison keema recipe

This is a great way to use up all of the belly and off-cuts of venison, or any game for that matter. It makes for a great sharing starter or main course, served with flatbread or poppadoms.  Timings Prep time: 15 minutes Cook time: 1 hour 20 minutes Serves  4 as a starter Ingredients 1 tbsp vegetable or corn oil, for frying 500g coarsely minced venison 2 tsp ground cumin 1 tsp cumin seeds 1 tsp fenugreek seeds 1 tsp ground turmeric 1 tsp black or yellow mustard seeds 1 tsp ground coriander the black seeds from 10 green cardamom pods 1 black cardamom pod (optional) 4-5 curry leaves 1 tbsp fenugreek leaves 1 tbsp ghee 1 medium onion, finely chopped 5 garlic cloves, finely grated or crushed 30g root ginger, peeled and finely grated or chopped 4 medium green or red chillies, finely chopped 1 tbsp tomato purée 1 litre lamb, beef or game stock 1 tbsp tamarind paste To serve 20 or so fresh or dried curry leaves a little vegetable or corn …

Ayesha Curry glows as she shows off baby bump following surprise pregnancy news

Ayesha Curry glows as she shows off baby bump following surprise pregnancy news

Ayesha Curry is glowing as she’s expecting another baby. The mom-of-three, 35, took to Instagram to share a slice of her life as she experiences pregnancy again for the fourth time. The 35-year-old showed off her baby bump in a selfie that saw her lounging in the sunshine. She smiled brightly at the camera as she wore a hat to keep the sun out of her eyes, her belly exposed as she pulled up the classic white t-shirt. © @ayeshacurry InstagramAyesha is pregnant again Besides her latest news, not much else has changed for Ayesha who is still supporting her three other kids; other snaps showed her eating cereal, watching her son Canon play with their dog, and catching up with Steph. The couple posed for a loved up selfie in the sun as she put her arms round him. Ayesha was sure to share a second snap of her baby bump, more blurry as she put her arms round her stomach lovingly. © @ayeshacurry InstagramLiving her best mom life Already, Ayesha is mom to …

Eurasian food at Quentin’s in Singapore: Curry debal, sugee cake, feng, prawn bostador

Eurasian food at Quentin’s in Singapore: Curry debal, sugee cake, feng, prawn bostador

“Every family will have their own set of recipes, and this is my grandmother’s. Chillies play an important part because we use a lot of fresh chillies and dried chillies,” Chef Quentin said. Making sure the heat and flavour is balanced for guests is always a challenge, but at my request for the dish to be extra spicy, Chef Quentin threw in extra red chillis. Grandma’s recipe called for a rempah (spice paste) fried with aromatics including red chillies, shallots and ginger. This was added to marinated chicken wings and drumsticks, along with the bacon, sausages, cabbage, cucumber and potato. Lifted with lashings of white vinegar, the brilliant red curry debal (S$32.80) was garnished with crispy slivers of ginger and served smoking hot. White rice (S$2.80) and half a baguette (S$5) were a must for sopping up the fiery gravy. Chef Quentin’s curry debal, with its zingy vinegar edge and triumvirate of smoky, fatty, salty protein was dynamite. To me, it was Eurasian culture lovingly presented on a serving platter. In which East and West …

Steph Curry Says He’s Not Ruling Out Running for President

Steph Curry Says He’s Not Ruling Out Running for President

Steph Curry might crossover to politics in the future!  In an interview with CBS Mornings on Tuesday, the Golden State Warriors star hinted that a career in politics could be possible. “Maybe,” he teased to Jericka Duncan when asked if he could see himself as the president of the United States or in another political role. His reason? Making a change.  “I have an interest in leveraging every part of my influence for good in the way that I can,” the 35-year-old basketball pro said. “So if that’s the way to do it.” Demetrius Freeman/The Washington Post via Getty Images He added, “If politics is a way that you can create meaningful change or if there’s another way outside of politics, you know, that we can do…” In a test to see how far away Curry’s aspirations in the political filed may be, Duncan suggested, “2028.”  “Not that soon,” Curry replied with a laugh.  Curry (whose real name is Wardell Stephen Curry II) has played in the NBA as a point guard since 2009 and the four-time …

Rukmini Iyer’s easy, quick-fried paneer curry with ginger and cream – recipe | Curry

Rukmini Iyer’s easy, quick-fried paneer curry with ginger and cream – recipe | Curry

This is a week-night take on my mum’s incomparable malai kofta, for which you blend homemade paneer with coriander and spices until fluffy, roll the mixture into balls, then deep-fry and serve with a spiced cream sauce. In this version, you quickly fry shop-bought paneer and serve it with a similar sauce that includes peas for colour and some other veg. My top tip, which comes from food writer Roopa Gulati, is that you can improve shop-bought paneer no end by giving it a quick soak before use – it rehydrates and has a lovely, fluffy texture, rather than bouncing off the plate when you try to stab it with a fork. Quick-fried paneer curry with tomatoes, ginger and cream If you have any leftovers, this curry is even nicer the next day; it freezes well, too. Prep 15 minCook 30 minServes 4 225g paneer, cut into 1cm cubes3 tbsp neutral oil1 large white onion, peeled and finely sliced5cm ginger, peeled and finely grated2 garlic cloves, peeled and finely grated2 tsp coriander seeds, freshly ground2 …

Israel To Take ‘More Aggressive’ Stance Against Russia To Curry Favor With US

Israel To Take ‘More Aggressive’ Stance Against Russia To Curry Favor With US

Authored by Andrew Korybko via Substack, Israel isn’t planning to send early warning systems to Ukraine out of solidarity but is really trying to curry more favor with the US as its war with Hamas reaches the endgame, though Tel Aviv is disguising its true intentions as a signal of displeasure with Moscow’s balancing act between Israel and Hamas. Israel’s Permanent Representative to the UN announced late last month that his country is “working to provide Ukraine with early warning systems”, which was followed by a hardline lawmaker promising that “Israel will take a more aggressive stance against Russia.” This came after the new Israeli Ambassador to Russia caused a scandal in early February by misportraying Russia’s regional policy, which readers can learn more about in this analysis here that hyperlinks to nearly two dozen relevant pieces about it. Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova reacted to this development by lamenting “The fact that people in the region, especially Israeli politicians, perceive and follow the path imposed on them by the ‘exceptionalists’ – the US”, which has “exacerbated and brought closer this catastrophic situation in …

This Is Nigella Lawson’s Secret Ingredient To A More Textured Curry

This Is Nigella Lawson’s Secret Ingredient To A More Textured Curry

If there’s anyone we trust when it comes to a surprising secret ingredient, it’s queen Nigella Lawson. Whether it’s providing a brand new approach to our beloved roast potatoes or even improving how we butter our toast, Nigella has never done us wrong. Now, we’ve discovered Nigella’s secret to a great curry with strong textures and, best of all, it gives you the satisfaction of knowing your food hasn’t gone to waste. This is because her secret is actually banana peels! Speaking in her book, Cook Eat Repeat, Nigella said: “Nothing makes me feel happier in cooking than making a meal out of repurposed scraps. So, I feel quite delighted now that I have found a use for the banana skins that would otherwise end up in the bin after I’ve made yet another banana bread.” How to prepare banana peels for cooking Speaking on the TV show that accompanied her book, Nigella said that to prepare bananas skins, she simply covers them in boiling water, adds a little turmeric, a little salt and then …

How to make the perfect Japanese curry rice – recipe | Japanese food and drink

How to make the perfect Japanese curry rice – recipe | Japanese food and drink

In the early years of this century, not long after I ate my first “sushi” (M&S vegetarian selection, since you ask), I tried my first katsu curry at a cool London noodle bar, with my cool new university friends, one of whom had been banging on about this Wagamama place since freshers’ week. You could have knocked me down with a feather when I found that the thick, brown gravy dolloped over neat slices of breaded chicken reminded me of nothing more than good old chip shop curry sauce. Of course, I didn’t mention this at the time, for fear of ridicule – it wasn’t until many years later that I found out this was no mere coincidence. As Japanese chef and author Hiroko Shimbo explains, “Indian curry came to Japan from England”, via the Royal Navy, when the country first opened up to foreign trade in the second half of the 19th century. After adoption by the Japanese armed forces, it became more widely popular as an example of yōshoku, or western food. Vegetarian …

Ayesha Curry Details How Daughter Riley Is Following in Her Acting Footsteps (Exclusive)

Ayesha Curry Details How Daughter Riley Is Following in Her Acting Footsteps (Exclusive)

Ayesha and Stephen Curry‘s oldest child, Riley, may be the next person to grace the big screen. Talking with ET’s Rachel Smith from the premiere of her new Netflix film, Irish Wish, the 34-year-old mom of three said 11-year-old Riley is already well on her way to becoming the star of the Curry troop.  “My kids definitely have the arts bug. My daughter actually — I’m really proud of her,” Ayesha said. “She’s a star in her school Cats play, so I’m very excited. She’s playing Grizabella, and I’m just so proud.” Ayesha started her own acting career in the early 2000s and has had roles in shows like Hannah Montana, The Bold Type, Ballers and A Black Lady Sketch Show. She took a pause from her acting career after marrying Steph in 2011 and welcoming Riley, Ryan, 8, and Canon, 5. Ayesha is also currently pregnant with their fourth child. As for how the whole family is feeling ahead of the new arrival, Ayesha says her crew could not be more excited about adding a little brother or …