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Glasgow – Indian Cottage – Rasoi no more…
Dr. Rick had secured a place in the Curry-Heute Diary, tonight was Curry Night. The Plan was to rendezvous at Bier O’clock in The 3 Judges then move on to The Village. By the time Dr. Stan and Steve had … Continue reading
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C-Day – Chops (Lamb Order) Karahi
The Hector Curry intake in May reached Rock-Bottom. Today may may the eve of the weekend, more Curry-Heute Reports will make an appearance. This is now and 8 Lamb Chops were crying to be liberated from Sainsburys. Hector does not … Continue reading
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Glasgow – Punjabi Ibrox – Once Upon a Time there was The Modern Punjabi
In The Shadow of a very famous Listed Building, lies a Modest Curry House…. Pinta’ Lager It was one hour short of a week since my last Curry. After a four day trip to Yorkshire with absolutely no chance of … Continue reading
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Royal Spice – Peterborough
Peterborough, the home of Oakham Ales. The Company split today, those had been at Oakham yesterday went to Norwich. Clive, Maggie, Marg and Hector went to Peterborough. For the record, this was a Cambridge Weekend. Mid-afternoon Marg did ask if … Continue reading
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Cambridge – Inder’s Kitchen
No sooner had the weekend trip to Cambridge been conceived than Lord Clive of Crawley was informing Hector of an potentially outstanding Takeaway near the Travelodge where we would all be resident. Clive listens to Radio 4, here he gleaned … Continue reading
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Prana – A Luncthime Cambridge Curry
Serendipity rules Prana (97 Mill Road Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB1 2AW) was my third choice of Curry House this lunchtime. Having watched Marg eat Breakfast in a Posh French Restaurant sufficient time had passed to permit a visit to the Taj … Continue reading
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Stuffed Karela? – It’s The Punjabi Charing Cross!
The table for this evening’s outing to The Punjabi Charing Cross (157-159 North St, Glasgow G3 7DA) was booked two weeks ago, a Neat Hector Strategy. This would give Hari, Mein Host, enough notice to arrange to serve up his … Continue reading
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Home Cooked Prawn Curry
A Tale of Two Ingredients The Standard Masala was prepared as features in Hector’s normal Curry Making however two variations were available this evening. Curryspondent Archie supplied Hector with a Portion of Garam Masala specially prepared in a Pollokshields Grocer. … Continue reading
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A Post-Post Wedding Curry in Glasgow, Not Berlin
The Aftermath of the Main Event of the day was drawing to a natural conclusion. I refer to The Wedding of Craig and Yvonne, not the lunchtime Curry with Marg at Mother India’s Café. Marg had retired thereafter, she needed … Continue reading
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Glasgow – Mother India’s Cafe – A Post Wedding Curry in Glasgow, not in Berlin
In the middle of a rather dreich Saturday afternoon, Marg and Hector bade temporary farewell to Craig and Yvonne, the newlyweds, who went off in search of Italian Food with their nearest and dearest. We were not invited. The Laurieston … Continue reading
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