Created by the same Gymkhana chefs that run the renowned two Michelin star kitchen in London’s Mayfair, Gymkhana Fine Foods allows you to create the restaurant’s signature dishes at home. Whether you want to impress by creating memorable dishes at a dinner party or explore the diverse flavours of Indian cuisine, Gymkhana Fine Foods offers a range of premium cooking sauces, marinades and chutneys.
The meticulously crafted cooking sauces blend authentic, time-honoured recipes with the convenience and creativity that home chefs crave. Cooked in small batches to retain maximum flavour and with the finest ingredients in each jar, you can easily recreate Gymkhana’s famous curries including Butter Masala, Rogan Josh, Goan Curry and Vindaloo (RRP all £8.00).
The delectable range of marinades bring a beautiful depth of flavour to each dish including The Classic Tandoori, The Roasted Garlic & Chilli and The Green Tikka Marinade (RRP all £7.00). Containing the highest-quality, purely natural ingredients, these Michelin starred marinades will become your secret to elevate grilled meat, fish and vegetables. With their beautifully balanced spicing, these versatile marinades are the perfect addition to your barbeque and can even be used as a dip or salad dressing.
Bring the finishing touch to your home cooked dishes with the Peanut & Sesame Chutney and the Tandoori Onion Chutney (RRP both £7.00). An ideal accompaniment to make any meal moreish, you can also serve these slow-cooked, natural chutneys with naans, papads or crisps.
The collection balances Michelin starred restaurant quality with at home convenience, giving home cooks the chance to be the star of their kitchen. The versatile cooking sauces have an intense depth of flavour that can be used to simmer classic curries, sizzle premium cuts of meat and garnish modern day street food in over half the time it would take to create from scratch.
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Gymkhana Fine Foods is available at https://www.gymkhanafinefoods.com along with
Waitrose, Wholefoods and Ocado.
