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The prawn dish that we do, Ambot Tik, isn’t really the authentic Ambot Tik. There, I’ve said it...
Finishing the year with gratitude - 2022
It was just a year ago that I was sitting in Malaga and writing my blog for the year ending 2021 ...
Here are some updates about our re-launch dates
The only question I keep receiving these days is - when are you opening?
I know you are all ve...
New Clay's - The why, what & how ( with a little help from you all)
As you all know, we are in the process of moving to a much larger site in Caversham.
We announce...
2021 - A whole lot of emotions
We’ve reached that time again when you sit and reflect on the year that is about to end. A year...
2020 and what it did to us…
In 2020, we had a dream start and a dream finish. In between was all the stuff that nightmare...
Surviving the earthquake
My dad is the kind of person who would sit there calmly in the middle of an earthquake. We’d al...
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With any luck, every time you see a bright yellow paper bag or our particular shade of terra cott...
Secrets of our famous Green Chutney
Chutneys and pickles are an integral part of Indian kitchens. These add just the right finishing touch to any dish you make. Be it fried snacks or Grilled / Tandoor kebabs, all you need to take them to the next level are chutneys. Just like what a relish or dip is for western food, so are chutneys for Indian food. No household in India can survive without some form of chutney or pickle in their pantry.