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Anjum Anand teaches novice cooks how to cook delicious, healthy Indian food.

Food writer and chef Anjum Anand goes on a mission to show novice cooks how to cook simple yet delicious Indian food.

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Indian Food Made Easy: Series 1

Anjum Anand

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Indian Food Made Easy: Series 1: Episode 1

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Anjum Anand tries to cook and sell Indian food at the Sherborne Country Fair.

With the help of Anjum Anand, novice cook Panthea hopes to persuade visitors to the Sherborne Country Fair to try chicken tikka wraps, lamb brochettes and tandoori mushrooms.

Food writer and chef Anjum Anand is on a mission to show novice cooks how to cook simple yet delicious Indian food. In this episode she takes a stall at the quintessentially English Sherborne Country Fair where she hopes to persuade the masses to ditch greasy burgers and hot dogs in favour of her healthier alternative, and raise money for charity. 

She enlists the help of energetic friend Panthea, who is a great sales woman but can't cook, so Anjum decides it is time for her to learn. Anjum shows Panthea how to cook up a tandoori-style feast. There is delicious chicken tikka marinated in ginger, garlic, spices and yoghurt, before being grilled and served in a wrap with crunchy salad. Plus luscious lamb brochettes with a mint and coriander pickle. For the vegetarians, thick tandoori mushrooms with a spinach, peanut and paneer filling. 

All that is left is for Panthea to master the art of making samosas and the two head off to Dorset to see if they are a match for the burger vans.

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