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Indian cuisine | British Food: A History British Food: A History Skip to content Home About Books County Foods Series Easter Eggs Media Support the Blog & Podcast Upcoming Events Tag Archives: Indian cuisine 27/03/2012 · 8:12 pm The Oriental Club’s Mid-19th Century “Mutton Curry” The Duke of Wellington, the first (and only) President of the Oriental Club In the mid-19 th century, the British obsession with Indian curries and culture really started to take off (see this post for a brief history of Britain’s love of spice and India). It wasn’t just the spiciness, but the

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