Exclusive "My dad's mix curry powder & nostalgic chicken curry recipe"...

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  @Zara_Brown · 1 year ago

  My husband is bengali, and his dad had 2 restaurants in glasgow from the 60s till 2014 when he retired. The past 15 years myself, husband and our kids have spent many days and nights in the kitchen with our Abba and Amma and had the best food I've ever had in my life. Thankfully, it means hubby and I are pretty good at cooking delicious traditional bengali food. ✌🏻🇧🇩🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

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• SY

  @sylntghost007 · 1 year ago

  I would love to see more of these old recipes with your cousin. We definitely need a latif family cookbook. Thanks so much for sharing.

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• MA

  @markneedham2287 · 1 year ago

  I worked for a family and every day we had to stop to have lunch with them . Some of the best curries I’ve ever had . I asked them why they didn’t have home style recipes in their restaurant and they said they didn’t think they would sell . I guarantee they would . I’d love to see more of this just to try and make one myself, even if it was only 50% as good as the ones I had then I would be a happy man

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• RA

  @raalaa121 · 1 year ago

  The stories I hear about the Bengali restaurant industry from back in the day leaves me in awe. I hope these recipes live on through the future generations.

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• LE

  @leithompson84 · 1 year ago

  Latif yes please! Would love to learn more of your father’s and family recipes. Document it, preserve and immortalise it  - this is your family legacy ❤

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• KE

  @kevlinford9747 · 1 year ago

  Love this , it took me back to the 70s and early 80s when my mate Faruk 's mom would cook food,  she couldn't speak English but she always called me Kevin ! This video has bought back so many good memories ! Thanks for sharing it,  I  have followed you for years and will continue,  thank you mate ❤

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• CO

  @colinvano3343 · 2 weeks ago

  Yes I agree a cookbook would be great, it’s okay watching it on YouTube but sitting down with a book is relaxing and enjoyable.

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  @sharonparker5624 · 1 year ago

  I’m 64 and remember the old Indian curries when my parents took us to a restaurant every Saturday I was about 10 from then my love for curries as grown x

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• RA

  @razk610 · 1 year ago (edited)

  I'm a kid from the 80 and 90s. Me and my mates worked part time in resturants during the 80 and 90s and one thing we've been looking for is resturants that still cook the old style. If you did a pop up resturant we would all turn up.

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• SA

  @SavyChetty-y4s · 6 months ago

  Your story got me emotional, bringing back beautiful memories of my late mom’s family life, interesting and memorable one. Mom’s parents travelled from India to South Africa via the Truro in 1860. From all her siblings mom was the last to be called home at *-100 yrs, now 9 yrs.<br>Those were people of the old generation who were always humble, respectful,caring, loving, hard working yet having no education but excelled in their own ways whatever they did. <br>Never, in today’s generation will get as those most wonderful people. Thankful to God in our generation we have been taught by them, and continue on that, praying for the future generations. <br>God bless as you continue your journey in this field of knowledge to impart into many on this platform. <br>Thank you from South Africa 🇿🇦🙏🙏♥️✝️

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• CR

  @Crinkle_Cut99 · 1 year ago

  Respect to the OG’s that started the UK curry scene ❤

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• NA

  @nazmakhan8334 · 2 months ago

  we love to see more recipe from big brother