CURRY, No. 9
Learn about its composition, its history and how it’s shown up in dishes around the world and over time.
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CURRY TABLE OF CONTENTS
OVERVIEW
Definition of curry
CURRY UNIVERSE / PART 1
Historic : Landmark, time-honored curry houses
Transition : The versatility of curry as seen in curry shops
ACADEMIC MANUAL
Fascinating historical facts, common knowledge, and figures
INTERVIEW
Bee Satongun : Chef Bee Satongun offers a modern interpretation of Thai traditions and history
Atul Kochhar: Chef Atul Kochhar uses spices to fuse together British and Indian traditions
F CUT
Spices, the essence of the vast gastronomic world of curry
CURRY UNIVERSE / PART 2
Fine Dining : Curry, a sophisticated dish
New Wave : Curry across the cultures
F LAB
Exploration into how onions can transform curry
INTERVIEW
Shinichiro Ogawa, Yuka Torii, Yoshimichi Tanaka : CEOs of 36 Chambers of Spice, a game changer in the Japanese heatand- eat curry market
Jinsuke Mizuno : Curry expert and CEO of a spice subscription company
CURRYOGRAPHERS
Ardent enthusiasts document every curry they encounter
RETAIL
Special shops that seek to diversity with premium products
KOREAN CURRY
Development of the remarkable flavor and trademark color
MARKET
Packaged curry products from around the world
REFERENCES
Books recommended by curry aficionados and experts
Description
CURRY, which “straddles the line between an ingredient and a finished dish”. Magazine F celebrates the diversity of curry, by featuring chefs, spice merchants and “curryographers” (curry enthusiasts who document every spicy encounter) from around the world. Join our journey as we spotlight the layers and versatility of curry, and sit down to talk to people who serve curry dishes in global urban food hubs like London, Bangkok, Tokyo, and Seoul.
Curry is a combination of herbs, turmeric, pepper, and other spices that is enjoyed at a stew-like consistency with carbohydrates like rice and bread. Originating from India in the mid-18th century, curry quickly popularized and spread around the globe by South Asian immigrants who settled in London. Japan also played a critical role in boosting the food as a convenient home-cooked meal when the country invented curry powder. Curry has made an indelible imprint on street food, which is leading trends in mainstream culinary culture. The versatile food has been interpreted in countless ways by countless cultures to become a universal food eclipsing recipes, borders, and traditions.
CURRY Quotes
Curry means a combination of many spices to Indians, but British people, who spread the word all over the world, regard it a finished dish. They say, “I’m going to have curry for dinner.” To Indians, it sounds like, “I’m going to have sauce for dinner.” To British people, curry means Indian food. The word encompasses all Indian dishes. Curry has become such a powerful word.
Atul Kochhar, Chef at Kanishka
If asked, Japanese people would pick ramen and curry as national dishes. People grow up eating ramen, but they don’t cook it at home. In contrast, curry has become synonymous with an easy-to-cook meal that anyone can enjoy at home since solid-type curry roux hit the market. That’s how the two dishes became most favored by the Japanese.
Jinsuke Mizuno, Head of Air Spice
Pairs nicely with Magazine F: Chicken and Magazine F: Rice
Additional information
| Weight | 12 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 9.75 × 7 × .75 in |
| Publisher | JOH |
| Pages | 148 |
| Size | 6.69 X 9.45in |
| Issue# | 9 |
