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What is Tandoori?

Whether you’ve travelled to Asia or enjoyed good Indian food locally, you’ve probably heard of the term ‘Tandoori.’ With this in mind, let’s take a closer look at what Tandoori actually is both as a type of cooking and a style of food that’s traditionally prepared in the Tandoor.

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6 ways to liven up plain rice

Rice is a staple for many of us. Quick and easy to cook, it goes with a variety of dishes or makes a great meal on its own. Here are some great ideas from the chefs at our Indian in South Kensington.

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Top 5 health benefits of prawns

Prawns are a popular choice among diners who enjoy Indian food. Here are five reasons to enjoy a prawn dish next time you’re sitting down to enjoy a meal at our Gloucester Road Indian restaurant.

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How to make soft naan at home

Soft naan is a fantastic accompaniment to your favourite curry or dal dish, and it’s one of the most ordered flatbreads at our Gloucester Road Indian restaurant. Here’s our guide to delicious homemade naan.

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Why are Cooking Techniques Important?

When it comes to achieving a little taste of India, cooking techniques are extremely important. So let’s take a closer look at common cooking techniques in Indian cuisine and why they are necessary in Indian cooking.

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What is a Balti Dish?

If you love authentic Indian cuisine and browse Indian menus on a regular basis, you’ve probably seen Balti dishes listed frequently. But what exactly is this dish?

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What is Hathkora (shatkora) and what makes it special?

If you are enthusiastic about Indian cuisine, you may have come across an ingredient called hathkora or shatkora. . Perhaps you’ve seen chicken shatkora on a menu or come across hathkora in an Asian supermarket – either way, this delicious fruit delivers a truly special flavour to curry or Indian food.

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What Indian Food to Order When Dieting

Many people think they can’t enjoy Indian food while on a diet. With this in mind, here’s what to order at an Indian restaurant when watching your waistline – you might just be surprised by how many options there are.

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