Clapton cook dishes up a quality family curry

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Thursday, March 14, 2013
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Bini Ludlow is no ordinary aspiring home cook. She creates exceptional Gujarati Indian cuisine everyday at her home cookery school, Sweet Cumin, in Clapton, Radstock.

Her cooking is so exceptional she was invited to cook for Loyd Grossman as part of ITV1 Food Glorious Food, which aired last week.

Bini recreated her mother's favourite dish – the ultimate curry with lamb and prawns.

She received a huge amount of praise from the shows celebrity chef and curry connoisseur Loyd Grossman.

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He said: "Bini's curry is absolutely wonderful, with an incredible complexity of flavour that you don't get when you take a short cut."

He went on to say it was one of the "finest" curries he'd ever tasted.

The compliments didn't stop there. April Preston, from the M&S food development team, cooked all the regional recipes and chose Bini's curry as the dish she'd opt to put on the shelves of M&S.

"What an exotic combination," she enthused..

"It's a fantastic blend of spices I've never seen before."

After the show, Bini said, "I'm touched. I knew Loyd really liked the dish but I had no idea that Marks & Spencer would cook my dish and be so supportive of it. It's a dream come true.

"Everyone I know has been congratulating me.

"I'm just pleased it's been so well received and has put Sweet Cumin on the map ... The South West map."

To book a Sweet Cumin course call 07961 320193 or email bini@sweetcumin.co.uk.

Alternatively,for more information, visit www.sweetcumin.co.uk.

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