mulligatawny soup, amazing curried Anglo - Indian broth 

You mean the into bit? Thanks i started doing that a while back, thought it was a nice touch. Get the viewer hooked early?

@@unclemattscookerylessons Yes, I noticed you introduced the recipe format before. It always puts a little smile on my face.

I have to film early for that light, and hope it's a bright day. Come the winter I'll be using artificial lights and it's never as good

Yes do it, so simple to do.

Thank you xxx

Anglo Indian combination mate, we Brits like to add 1 thing and then claim credit for it 😁

thanks, there are quite a few dishes that the British liked and made little changes to, I guess we'd call that fusion today?

@@unclemattscookerylessons Not exactly sure if that is just considered modified or fusion. To me what you made would be the actual soup modified to your taste but if you took a totally different soup and combined it in some way with this soup then I'd personally say that is more of a fusion dish. Either way a job well done! :)

adds a little freshness I reckon

There are a few Indian dishes that we British added a twist to, I guess it's like lots of American food that came from the old world and evolved?

Classic for a reason, and ultimate comfort food

Thank you

thanks Asma, I just followed your channel back, thanks for supporting

some people do get offended by a recipe, it's a bit weird really?

Always better with butter Dwight

No need to add any ingredients that you don't like, obviously it is a curried recipe, so with the curry you have a nice chicken broth.

She's a lovely lady, I'm amazed she puts up with my nonsense. But I do the food in our house