Bhuna
Soya
The term "Bhoona" actually means in Bengali the cooking process but ultimately the dish is a slow cooked and thick gravy-based curry.
Rogan
Soya
Made with fresh tomatoes providing a medium aromatic and tasty dish.
Methi
Soya
This dish is entirely based on the fenugreek plant leaves, which is deep fried in ghee with whole Indian spices.
Dupiaza
Soya
A stylish dish with Indian whole spices and glazed with fried onion.
Curry
Soya
Malai
Milk Nuts Soya
Cooked with honey sauce and chopped peeled tomatoes. A very mild dish.
Ceylon
Soya
Cooked with coconut and lemon juice. Madras hot.
Garlic Chilli Masala
Milk Soya
Made with special herbs, garlic and ginger. Madras hot.
Jalfrezi
Soya
The term jalfrezi means stir fry and based on a tomato-based sauce alongside a hot gravy. Served with fried onions and green chillies.
Kashmiri
Soya
Fairly mild dish.
Malaya
Milk Nuts Peanuts Soya
Fairly mild dish.
Moglai
Milk Soya
Korma
Milk Nuts Soya
Mild dish seasoned with aromatic spices, blended almonds, cashews, coconut and coconut milk.
Madras
Soya
A fairly hot dish and the word Madras refers to the use of a specific kind of curry powder, a precise mixture of herbs and spices from southern India.
Vindaloo
Soya
Extremely hot. With chillies, ginger, caramelised onions, garlic, garam masala, turmeric and salt. Served with aloo.
Korai
Soya
Classic Indian dish cooked with garlic, ginger, peppers and fresh tomatoes. Medium dish.
Bombay
Egg Soya
Dansak
Soya
Popular Indian dish, combining elements of Persian and Gujarati cuisine. The dish is cooked in a lentil base sauce providing a hot, sweet and sour taste.
Shally
Soya
Made with a sweet, and sour based sauce but given the British twist by serving this dish with finely chopped crispy potatoes.
Pathia
Soya
Another Persian and Gujarati cuisine dish but the base sauce for this dish is caramelised onions, bursting with a hot, sweet and sour flavour.
Balti
Soya
Prepared with green peppers, onions, tomatoes, ground spices and herbs, producing a rich and silky smooth sauce.