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Tom Kerridge and Cherry Healey celebrate our favourite takeaways. Tom investigates the best Indian curry and Cherry learns how Queen Victoria put curry on the British menu.

Takeaways are a British obsession, with more places serving them up than anywhere else in Europe. Fast food has got plenty of bad press, but the UK is bursting with award-winning takeaways whose high quality could rival many restaurant kitchens.

This week, Michelin-starred chef Tom Kerridge travels the country to find out what makes the best Indian curry and uncovers the trade secrets behind our takeaways, while Cherry Healey explores the fascinating stories that helped shape our communities as well as our palates, and learns how Queen Victoria put curry on the British menu.

Then three of the nation's award-winning Indian takeaway chefs are invited to compete in a contest in Bradford, the curry capital of Britain. Each is passionate about their own style of cooking, but they all have very different ideas about what makes the best Indian takeaway. For one, it is family recipes passed down through the generations, for another it is using the freshest ingredients grown on his own allotment and, for the third, it is taking inspiration from across India and adapting it for modern British tastes.

58 minutes

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Sat 12 Oct 2019 13:00
91热爆 Two & 91热爆 Scotland

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    Doves

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    Mathar

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    Golden Years

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    Paloma Faith

    Upside Down

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    The Specials

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    Noah and the Whale

    Mary

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    CeeLo Green

    Forget You

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    Biffy Clyro

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Credits

Presenter Tom Kerridge
Presenter Cherry Healey
Judge Enam Ali
Executive Producer Dominique Walker
Series Producer Jo Bishop
Production Manager Lucy Austin
Production Company Twenty Twenty TV

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