
first class mutton curry
First class mutton curry is the Indian Railways' take on "meat and three vegs", served to First Class passengers. A famous recipe from the Raj.
Recipes from the Raj cuisine.
First class mutton curry is the Indian Railways' take on "meat and three vegs", served to First Class passengers. A famous recipe from the Raj.
Kedgeree is another Raj specialty, appropriated and modified from traditional Indian fare. It is considered a breakfast dish. Buttery rice, with fish and eggs, and a hit of chilli. Great way to start the day.
Mulligatawny is a lightly spiced, filling soup. A feature of Raj cuisine, with influences from both the British and the Indian cuisines. This is a typical Indian dish, prepared to suit the tastes of the British colonists.
Pink gin is sharp and heavy, with its alluring colour hinting at its rich, dry taste. The traditional pre-dinner drink for the Raj.
Christmas was a big deal during the days of the Raj, This christmas cake recipe is from then and is surprisingly gluten-free. Dried tropical fruit, almond meal and coconut flour create a wonderful fruit cake, suitable for today.
Slow roasted duck, moist, with crisp skin and a chilli hit. This is a recipe for duck recheado, orĀ pato recheado. The recipe comes from Goa, and owes its heritage to the Portuguese.
The Raj loved meat. They loved big, roasted joints, and this slow roasted lamb shoulder recipe is a good example of how the local cooks changed the British approach to such dishes.