Ingredients

600g

diced lamb shoulder or leg

50g

Steenbergs organic Tandoori seasoning

1 tsp

natural yoghurt

25 ml

organic sunflower oil

onion diced

cloves garlic minced

25g

Steenbergs organic ground cumin

25g

Steenbergs organic ground coriander

25g

Steenbergs organic chilli powder

1 tin (400g)

organic chopped tomatoes

large bunch of coriander

250g/9oz

organic plain flour

2 tsp

sugar

½ tsp

salt

½ tsp

baking powder

110-130ml/3½-4½fl oz

milk

2 tbsp

vegetable oil, plus extra for greasing

2 tbsp

Steenbergs Organic Nigella seeds

1 packet

Indian rice

Steenbergs organic Fairtrade cinnamon quill

1tsp

Steenbergs organic perfect salt

Tandoori curry is not really an official curry. It became popular in the 1920's by prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru. He liked it so much that it became a regular part of his banquets.

It is very popular in many Indian restaurants around Britain today.

This version uses lamb and Steenbergs Organic Tandoori spice mix is very tasty.

Serves 4

Method

Put the lamb, Steenbergs Tandoori seasoning and yoghurt into a bowl and mix, leave to marinate for 2 hrs or ideally overnight.
Fry the onion, garlic, cumin, coriander, chilli powder in the veg oil for 2-3 minutes, add the tinned tomatoes and simmer for 15 minutes.
Place the pieces of marinated lamb on a baking tray and grill on a high heat until coloured, transfer the lamb to the tomato sauce once cooked.
For the bread: Mix the wet ingredients in a bowl and add to the dry ingredients, knead for 10mins until stretchy, add more flour if the dough is too sticky.
Form 5 balls from the dough and cover with a damp tea towel, allow to prove in a warm place for 15 minutes.
Roll out the dough into circles and sprinkle with nigella seeds, pressing them in a little.
Place the Indian rice in a pan, snap in a cinnamon quill and pour in boiling water, boil for 10 minute until cooked.
Grill the breads on a high heat until risen and coloured.
Garnish the curry with chopped coriander and serve with rice and Nigella seed naan breads