Shan Chilli Pickle
Chilli pickle, the hottest of the pickles carried, for a table that wants heat added at the plate rather than cooked into the dish.
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Chilli pickle, the hottest of the pickles carried, for a table that wants heat added at the plate rather than cooked into the dish.
View SpecificationsGarlic pickle, made with whole cloves softened in the pickling. Strong enough that it is served in small amounts, usually beside rice or a plain curry.
View SpecificationsLemon pickle, sharper and more bitter than mango, served in small amounts beside plain rice and dhal where a sour note is wanted rather than heat.
View SpecificationsMango pickle, the sour and hot condiment served alongside rice, dhal and roshi. The most familiar of the pickles carried and the one most often asked for by name.
View SpecificationsThe mix for aaloo bhaji — potatoes in a light, dry-ish curry eaten with roshi or puri. A breakfast and tea-time dish more than a dinner one.
View SpecificationsThe spice mix for chana masala — chickpeas in a dark, tangy tomato and onion gravy. Cooked with tinned or soaked chickpeas and finished with coriander.
View SpecificationsThe mix for white korma, the pale version of the dish — chicken in a mild gravy left uncoloured by chilli or turmeric. Distinct from ordinary korma in appearance as much as in heat.
View SpecificationsThe mix for chilli beef and chilli chicken — meat tossed in a hot, glossy sauce with peppers and onion. One mix covering both proteins.
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