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A '''Korma''' is a variety of [[curry]], consisting of a mild, semi-sweet [[coconut]] sauce based on [[yogurt]].
 
A '''Korma''' is a variety of [[curry]], consisting of a mild, semi-sweet [[coconut]] sauce based on [[yogurt]].
  
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It originated in [[Pakistan]] and is immensely popular in the [[UK]], a standard menu item in almost any [[Indian Restaurant]].
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It originated in [[India]] and is immensely popular in the [[UK]], a standard menu item in almost any [[Indian Restaurant]].
  
 
[[Category:Food and Drink]]
 
[[Category:Food and Drink]]

Latest revision as of 20:25, March 8, 2022

A Korma is a variety of curry, consisting of a mild, semi-sweet coconut sauce based on yogurt.

It originated in India and is immensely popular in the UK, a standard menu item in almost any Indian Restaurant.