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A dish that, having been brought together around 1860 by Joseph Malin. Although Mr Malin opened his store on Old Ford Road, Bow, London, he moved from there in the 1970’s to make room for houses to be built in the east end of London. It was the
Ever since Roman times over 2000 years ago, the Oyster has become a key player in British food culture. The European oyster or "Native" oyster, has been gathered from British waters and consumed in the 100's of thousands each year. From Cornwal
Well it's not exactly spice, more like Chili!! Chili peppers are used in the majority of foods across India but also the whole world. From South America to East Asia, Africa to the Middle East, these little beauties have been complimenting food
A little package of pure delight. The iconic Samosa has been a symbol of Indian food for many years. Reaching across the globe, in many disguises, this cheeky snack has a slightly more complex history. A tale of brothers, poets and varieties t
So when we talk about comfort food, our mind goes crazy with images of those dishes that have given us warmth and delight through the toughest times. For me it was and still is a very popular dish that is enjoyed the world over. A dish that wa
What started out to be a cheeky "Sin" by a 1st Century cook in South India, turned into the most memorable dish that travellers to India will recall. The Dosa in its many varieties, has become a symbol of "Food for All", having been enjoyed by
In this episode, I take a look into the humble chapatti. The staple part of any Indian dining table and yet it's symbolic meaning in the fight for freedom. Join me while I talk about memories, the traditions and also the cultures that brought t
Not only a story about a firm favourite food, but also the first memory about why I have started this journey. A look into the way food and culture came together during my childhood.
A chance to gain insight into the life of Ranie Sirah and why this podcast series has been created. A chance to learn what’s in store for the future and what we all can hopefully gain from it too. A food cultural storytelling adventure, that de
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