Meat Curry feast Indian food hamper

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20/02/2008 Meat Curry feast Indian food hamper from Indian Hamper Company

1 PAKORA MIX -Onion potato bajias
1 PACKET BOMBAY MIX 2 X POPADOMS (JEERA CHILLI)
1CHILLI MANGO CHUTNEY– SLICED MANGO IN ACHILLI SAUCE (HOT))
1 LIME SWEET CHUTNEY Sweet lime purree (MILD)
1 MANGO PICKLE - Mango pieces in a spicy sauce (HOT)
1 CHICKEN TIKKA MASALA * 1 SEEKH KEBAB MASALA *
1 NAVRATAN KORMA READY MEAL – A special North Indian dish of cottage cheese and vegetables curried in a creamy sauce.
1 ALOO MATAR READY MEAL – A North Indian cuisine with potatoes, Green peas in a medium hot sauce.
1 BOMBAY BIRYANI READY MEAL – A mild spicy dish of mixed vegetables and rice.
1 FISH CURRY MASALA *
1 KARAHI GOSHT MASALA *
1 KARAHI CHICKEN MASALA *
1 KHEEMA MASALA *
1 BOTTLE OF CHILLY SAUCE 2 READY FALOODA MIX - Sweet milkshake
1 PACKET RAS MALAI - sweet desert 1 PACKET KHEER MIX -- sweet desert
1 PACKET OF MASALA TEA BAGS
1 PACKET MUKHWAS-Breath freshener

* Requires other ingredients preparation

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