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Hector Cooks – Lamb Curry – after “Cook With Aqib”

Curry recipes keep popping up on a certain – Social Medium – occasionally one looks worthy of actually watching. The Mutton Curry as cooked by – Aqib – has the Thick Masala which Hector prefers by far to the – … Continue reading

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Sheffield – Wicker Kebabish – Outstanding Curry in Sheffield, once more

Discovered by Hector in 2016, Lahori Dhera Grill and Steakhouse proved to be the Sheffield Curry House which ticked all of the boxes for Curry-Heute. Dismay – could be an appropriate term to find it gone the following year. In … Continue reading

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London – The India Club – Hotel Strand Continental – I Want More!

The weekend of – The London Marathon – and – Caroline Milkshake – is taking part. Marg and Hector are here to support, however, that’s tomorrow and today is all about enjoying – that London. The India Club – Hotel … Continue reading

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London – Whitechapel – Needoo Grill – Cheeky Charging

Marg hitherto has managed to avoid Curry in Whitechapel, it was a matter of time. After extravagant Coffee and Cake just off Trafalgar Square mid afternoon, we had to walk off the excess calories. This meant an evening Curry. Tayyabs … Continue reading

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Brighton – Curry Leaf Cafe – Brighton Lanes – More Thali

Back to Brighton, UnBarred may be Hector’s favourite Bier venue in all of the UK presently, so the opperchancity to return to the south coast was grabbed with much enthusiasm. Lunch afore was required, and where better than Curry Leaf … Continue reading

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Loanhead – The Radhuni – The 10th Anniversary Celebration, and more

On – The Glorious Twelfth – back in 2018, Marg and Hector visited The Radhuni (93 Clerk St., Loanhead EH20 9RE) by invitation. The meal was arranged by Scott and Julia Thornton of – Hotel PR – who invited us … Continue reading

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Glasgow – Akbar’s – A Big Night Out for Two Happy Couples

There was a small congregation at the doorway of Akbar’s (573-581 Sauchiehall Street G3 7PQ) as the four of us entered at 19.30 precisely. Those without a reservation were held inside. Hector of course, had planned ahead and once greeted … Continue reading

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Clydebank – Hot & Spicy – Needs Must

It was a long day. Alighting at Clydebank Station, the customary late night Donner Kebab from Hot & Spicy (18 Alexander St., Clydebank, G81 1RZ) is usually more than sufficient. A standard Donner is enough for two, going – large … Continue reading

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Glasgow – Karahi Palace – A Curry-fix

After Saturday’s disappointment, there was the feeling of having missed out. The monthly – Curry-fix – at Karahi Palace (51-53 Nelson Street, Tradeston, Glasgow, G5 8DZ) was deemed necessary. Ah, but it’s a Monday afternoon, and my last attempt at … Continue reading

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Glasgow – Ambala – All’s well…

Steve joined Marg at Ambala (11 Forth St., Glasgow, Scotland, G41 2SP) for Hector’s ritual Saturday afternoon Curry. The rendezvous was 15.15, just after Marg’s hockey commitment. Fish Karahi (£11.99), Hector’s choice of Curry-Heute felt like a sketch from – … Continue reading

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