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Tayyabs in Whitechapel is very good, order the lamb chops you wont be disappointed (unless your vegetarian).

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Halal in Aldgate now there is a memory from the past. I used to work around the corner from this place back in the late 80's. We used to go here for the occasional after work curry, You could have the option of chicken on the bone. All served on what looked like my mum's old china plates.

The menu used to be very basic just 3 or 4 curries and sundries.

:Looks like they have taken on the standard BIR bloated menu offering everything under the sun, Shame.


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Lets Talk Curry / Re: BIR Cookery lessons
« on: July 08, 2015, 09:58 PM »
"Spam, scam, ask Haldi how much he "learnt" and how much money he wasted.
Everything A#$+ can teach was learnt on here, but you can learn all for free"

I agree, everything you need is here on this website, think about this though, it takes a lot of trial and error to get it right, you can learn to play piano from a book, but a teacher is invaluable.

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Lets Talk Curry / Re: BIR Cookery lessons
« on: July 08, 2015, 06:53 PM »
Hey, don't shoot the messenger. I've got respect for someone who's set up his own restaurant and cooking BIR food, must have taken a lot of hard work and money. If that's funny then at least I made someone laugh.

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Lets Talk Curry / BIR Cookery lessons
« on: July 08, 2015, 06:33 PM »
Just got this email from Julian. It may interest some.

So what?s New?
Those of you that follow me on Facebook & Twitter may already be aware that myself and Adey have joined forces in a new venture, the: - ?British Indian Restaurant Cooking Academy?
This was the brain child of Adey Payne who collaborated with me on my eBook- ?The Secret to That Takeaway Curry Taste Part 2. Adey is also Head Chef and owner of ?Fusion? Indian restaurant in Alford Lincolnshire.
Adey having held a few curry cooking classes saw that there is a huge interest amongst BIR curry enthusiasts to take their curry cooking to the next level and get some real hands on experience and tuition in the preparation and cooking of BIR food. There is presently also a demand from professional Chefs (and those who wish to become such) to get a more comprehensive training in the running and operation of a BIR Kitchen.
With Adey and myself having experience in running various BIR curry businesses we decided to put our heads together and come up with something that would firstly; interest those wishing to simply get some hands on tuition and experience to help them get that edge with their curry cooking and secondly cater to those looking at gaining a more comprehensive knowledge of BIR cooking and setting up their own Business- hence the ?British Indian Restaurant Cooking Academy? was born.


So, what?s on offer?

1 Day Course- ?BRITISH INDIAN RESTAURANT COOKING FUNDAMENTALS?
This one day content rich course is divided up into 5 parts, looking at everything from the, ?key essential ingredients in the BIR Kitchen, to Base Gravy, pre-cooking of the meats, to curry cooking and techniques. Each student will get hands on one to one tuition from myself and Adey. The day will end with a concluding talk and Q&A session.
Cost: ?145 per person. This price includes lunch (guess what?s for lunch?) students will also receive an apron and laminated course folder, both of which they get to take home. Also, attendees will get to take their ?creations? home in microwaveable containers (so guess what?s for tea?) Both Adey & I believe this course represents excellent value for money in that attendees will effectively get the experience knowledge and know-how of two experienced BIR Chefs- myself & Adey.
This one day course is unique in that there are no other courses like this being offered anywhere!

3 Day Course- ?BRITISH INDIAN RESTAURANT COOKING INTERMEDIATE COURSE?
This 3 full days course takes a more in depth look at various different dishes including rice preparations, starters and side dishes. As above, all meals are provided. The student is also supplied with an apron, laminated work book and class notes which they get to take home with them.
Cost: ?440 per person

Other Courses we are planning:

1 Day Course in Authentic Vegetarian Indian Cuisine - ?145

3 Day Tandoori Course- ?440*

6 Day Professional BIR Chef Intensive Course- ?800*
(Details about these other courses will be supplied upon request)
*Please note; on the 3 & 6 day courses accommodation can be provided at very low rates:) For more information about any of the courses mentioned in this Newsletter or to register your interest in any course, please send your enquiry to; birca.fusion@gmail.com

?Bring a Buddy? discount of 10% offered to both attendees!

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Curry Videos / Re: Julian Voigt's aloo gobi- 'Eva Knagg style'
« on: April 22, 2015, 07:40 PM »
Still totally bemused as to why this is described as "Eva Knagg" style, as I was when it was first posted.  Any insights, anyone ?
** Phil.

Well if you watched the video you would find out that he got the recipe from an Indian lady called Eva Knagg.

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Pictures of Your Curries / Re: Chewy
« on: January 13, 2015, 07:09 PM »
Garp, to be fair on Chewy there is more brown than yellow on that plate of food. ;D

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I have this book.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Lord-Krishnas-Cuisine-Vegetarian-Cooking/dp/0712637834/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&sr=&qid=

Not all recipes are vegan but with 800 pages the majority are, just ignore the ones with dairy.

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Just Joined? Introduce Yourself / Re: Anyone heard about Hari Ghotra?
« on: December 31, 2014, 06:28 PM »
The new Indian Nigella. Good luck, I hope one day to see Hari on TV.

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