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A Truly Refreshing Experience
Chai is often made by boiling equal quantities of milk and water, with loose tea, tea masala and sugar added, which infuse the flavours in the brewing process to become Masala Chai (Spiced Tea). The outcome of the taste varies according to the strength and quality of the tea leaves to the various spices used in the tea masala. Recently we have imported Society Masala Tea, which is going down a treat with some of our masala tea drinking customers, which can't stop raving on about it. Tea Leaves infused with Ginger, Cardamom, Black Pepper, Clove, Cinnamon, Nutmeg, Lemon Grass & Mint for that truly refreshing experience.
Available in Store.
Wednesday, 17 March 2010
Keep the magic alive
We are supporting the Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity by placing collection boxes on our counters and are thankful to our customers for having raised well over £300 by donating so far.
To learn more about Great Ormond Street Hospital charity and donate visit: http://www.gosh.org/
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Tuesday, 16 March 2010
Bombay Onions
Bombay Onions Relish
Ingredients
4 large Bombay Onions
1tsp Chat Masala
1tsp Deggi Mirch
1tsp Colman’s Fresh Garden Mint Sauce
1tsp fresh lemon juice
½ tsp salt
Preparation
Peel and slice the onion to desired size, leave to one side.
In a bowl, sprinkle in the chat masala, deggi mirch, salt, lemon juice, Colman’s fresh garden mint and stir well with a fork.
Preparation
Peel and slice the onion to desired size, leave to one side.
In a bowl, sprinkle in the chat masala, deggi mirch, salt, lemon juice, Colman’s fresh garden mint and stir well with a fork.
Add the sliced onions and mix well using a fork. Cover tightly with some cling film and leave to chill in the fridge for a couple of hours or overnight for best results, before serving.
Compliments curries, barbequed meats or sprinkled on your favourite dishes.
Bombay Onions
Bombay Onions Relish
Ingredients
4 large Bombay Onions
1tsp Chat Masala
1tsp Deggi Mirch
1tsp Colman’s Fresh Garden Mint Sauce
1tsp fresh lemon juice
½ tsp salt
Peel and slice the onion to desired size, leave to one side.
In a bowl, sprinkle in the chat masala, deggi mirch, salt, lemon juice, Colman’s fresh garden mint and stir well with a fork.
Add the sliced onions and mix well using a fork. Cover tightly with some cling film and leave to chill in the fridge for a couple of hours or overnight for best results, before serving.
Compliments curries, barbequed meats or sprinkled on your favourite dishes.
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Thursday, 11 March 2010
The different types of south Asian Kebabs you may find on menus
Sheekh - marinated mincemeat cooked on skewers.
Tikka or Botti - cubed meats, marinated, skewered and barbequed.
Chapli - finely ground mincemeat, marinated in herbs, spices, egg and then shallow fried.
Shami - mincemeat patties made from spices and yellow gram, shallow fried.
Tikka or Botti - cubed meats, marinated, skewered and barbequed.
Chapli - finely ground mincemeat, marinated in herbs, spices, egg and then shallow fried.
Shami - mincemeat patties made from spices and yellow gram, shallow fried.
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