How to cook a quick and easy restaurant-quality Bhuna with India in a Ja...

How to cook a quick and easy restaurant-quality Bhuna with India in a Jar British Bhuna recipe mix by Chef Collin Pereira Collin Pereira

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The ‘Bhuna’ originates from Bengal and the name simply means ‘to be fried’. It is served in restaurants throughout the United Kingdom. Curry chefs in the UK started to make their dishes lighter, healthier and served faster to suit Western tastes with a Bhuna. It involves the fast cooking of marinated meat and spices over a high flame. Traditionally it is eaten using curled up pieces of Nan bread. In standard Indian restaurants, the Bhuna is more of a stir-fried curry containing plenty of tomatoes and fresh coriander. With this quick and easy hassle-free recipe we recreate the classic British Bhuna. Hassel-free easy peasy lemon squeeze Indian cooking. Chef Collin Pereira blends home-style cooking and restaurant-style cooking methods and techniques to give you the best of both worlds. They come together in perfect harmony in an exciting new Avatar. The new breed. The crossbreed.

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