EVERY proud Scot can reel off the nation's many inventions but as well as television and telephone the country also laid claim to tikka masala, which, legend has it, first appeared on Glasgow menus in the 1970s.
EVERY proud Scot can reel off the nation's many inventions but as well as television and telephone the country also laid claim to tikka masala, which, legend has it, first appeared on Glasgow menus in the 1970s.
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But now the dish, which has been a favourite with curry lovers for decades, appears to have had its chips and been replaced as the UK’s most popular by its hotter rival, jalfrezi.
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