Emma Freud cooks for Asma Khan – BBC Good Food

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Emma Freud cooks Asma Khan’s saffron chicken korma, while chatting about the origins of Indian food in the UK. Read the whole interview and get Asma’s recipe in our December magazine – order your copy here: https://magsdirect.co.uk/magazine/bbc-good-food-december-18/

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