Naved Nasir's guest appearances

Naved Nasir

The Kitchen Is On Fire

Cooking the Books with Gilly Smith

Selin Kiazim

Ryan Riley

MiMi Aye

Olia Hercules

Anna Jones

Tom Kerridge

Ella Risbridger

Tim Hayward

Tara Wigley

Ben Tish

Rachel Roddy

Calum Franklin

Sami Tamimi

Melissa Hemsley

Sarit Packer

OwlTail

This week, Gilly is walking through the back streets of old Bombay with Naved Nasir, executive chef at Dishoom to find the Irani Cafes which inspired the book and the restaurant chain, and to talk about nostalgia, cultural appropriation and how to save a restaurant in a Pandemic. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Gilly is walking through the back streets of old Bombay with Naved Nasir, executive chef at Dishoom to find the Irani Cafes which inspired the book and the restaurant chain, and to talk about nostalgia, cultural appropriation and how to save a restaurant in a Pandemic. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Naved Nasir: Dishoom

This week on Thee TickyOff Sam and James get straight into vast, slab-like topics such as James’s son’s first day of school, a weird/nice message on Instagram and the stressfest that is opening Sons + Daughters. James is so British he makes his own daughter poorly and Sam may have seen his first actual real-life, scientifically undeniable GHOST!!! It’s a hell of a Devon based tale. Then Dishoom’s Naved Nasir arrives and the three mouths on aural display, display sounds (again, aurally) to your ears in a non-visual, an aural, manner. Naved dishes all on his origin story, giving away his recipe secrets in the new Dishoom cookbooks, building a great company culture and keeping control of an ever expanding menu. He also gets into how it feels to run such busy restaurants while maintaining what first attracted guests through the doors. This week’s episode is sponsored by wine chaps/fellows/gents dropwine.co.uk

This week on Thee TickyOff Sam and James get straight into vast, slab-like topics such as James’s son’s first day of school, a weird/nice message on Instagram and the stressfest that is opening Sons + Daughters. James is so British he makes his own daughter poorly and Sam may have seen his first actual real-life, scientifically undeniable GHOST!!! It’s a hell of a Devon based tale. Then Dishoom’s Naved Nasir arrives and the three mouths on aural display, display sounds (again, aurally) to your ears in a non-visual, an aural, manner. Naved dishes all on his origin story, giving away his recipe secrets in the new Dishoom cookbooks, building a great company culture and keeping control of an ever expanding menu. He also gets into how it feels to run such busy restaurants while maintaining what first attracted guests through the doors. This week’s episode is sponsored by wine chaps/fellows/gents <a href="http://dropwine.co.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">dropwine.co.uk</a>

Ep197: The Secrets Of Dishoom | Featuring group executive chef Naved Nasir