Born in England to two Indian doctor immigrants, Nisha Katona, spent most of her youth avoiding her mother’s ‘uncool curries.’ Katona says everything Indian was “uncool” then. Katona is an Indian cookery author, teacher and a full-time barrister. “Once I began cooking for myself, I realised that curry was a
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