GREEN SAFFRON
www.greensaffron.com
Green Saffron, the Route to Fresh Spices. That’s what the leaflet says. But there is a whole pile more coming from the Midleton based Indian food company.
Arun is the public face of Green Saffron and you can find him at a string of local markets (Cork, Limerick, Dublin...), selling his products and often with a free recipe thrown in. They supply the retail (via many outlets) and wholesale markets, including top Irish and British restaurants. See the website for details.
Hellie, a great friend of this site, is an Arun fan: “You should try making the Green Saffron Curry from the spice mixes - amazing! Arun is fantastic and with the instructions given to you what could go wrong? Try the Korma, Oudi Murgh or Tandoori. All to die for!”
Met Arun myself at one of stalls recently and took the easy way out, buying one of his takeaway Tiffin Tubs that contained enough John Rogan Lamb for two, also a pack of aged Basmati Rice plus a couple of Naan bread. We enjoyed that meal and the cost? Just a tenner.
Oh, by the way, if you are a bit nervous about doing your own curry, then Arun has a solution: an invite to a monthly Curry Night with himself and General Manager Gail where they do the cooking and you watch and then eat. Again, see the site for details.
It is just an amazing service, from a company that supplies big names such as Richard Corrigan and Raymond Blanc but obviously values the little names as well.
Check out my review of Green Saffron Spices Ltd - I am cork - on Qype
2 comments:
Oh I blush! Had my Murgh Oudi last night-Sunday and I can honestly say it may be one of the easiest things to cook. They don't call it the one pot wonder curry for nothing! For something even more special try Arun's Pilau rice (on his webpage) it's FAB!!
Curry Night sounds interesting and will definately check that out. Have often visited Green Saffron at the Mahon Point market and great to give advice and recipes. Garam Masala blend is excellent.
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