Atul proved his spice master credentials while cooking for the Oberoi Group in India but it was after moving to London and developing his own unique style that Michelin came a-calling, not once but twice. In a small empire of restaurants across the UK, in cookbooks and regular TV appearances, he brings a thoroughly modern sensibility to Indian cooking that’s firmly rooted in his home country’s mastery of spices.
looking forward to meet Atul and try some of his dishes in melbourne during food and wine festival.
love Atuls black pepper curry. I always double the marinade quantity & serve with rice. It's also good to add potato chunks & use left over yoghurt for raita. MMMMMMMM
Hi chef this is kalakesh here your video which premears in youtube that is "Atul Kochhar journey"is really impressive for any budding chefs like me and your cooking in park hotel was fantastic.Thanks a looooot.
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