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"The best dishes we tried were a seafood linguine with lots of roast garlic and bite and kick, and a crème brûlée. ... The rest ran on an onomatopoeic scale from ho hum to meh."

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Wednesday
Jan262011

Mrs Kumar Raste's Kolhapuri lamb, care of Dick and the Madhur

 

Sorry for my silence! I have been über, über busy in the week and a half since I have been back in the UK ...and even if I hadn’t been the fun factor in my mealtimes has diminished significantly as I attempt to do the same to my waistline; a healthy, but abysmal diet of exercise and be good to yourself pastas from Sainsbury’s, yawn!
 
In my post on NZ I told you about the extensive Indian feast cooked up by our hosts in Christchurch. Under the instruction of Madhur Jaffery (or the Mad Her as a Scottish friend of ours refers to her), Dick, Jocelyn and Cilla cooked up some wondrous dishes, including this lamb curry.
  
Within Maharashtra, as in much of India, districts, even towns, have their own distinct cuisines. Kolhapur is associated with the foods of the Mahrattas, who were once the bravest of Indian warriors, fighting both Moghul emperors and imperial British forces with great success.

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