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Gurkha cookbook marks 12 years of friendship
A Gurkha cookbook bringing together British and Nepali family recipes has been released to mark 12 years of friendship between the communities.
The Kukri Kitchen Cookbook is a collaboration between the Reading Gurkha Ladies Project and SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity.
Featuring a foreword by Gurkha campaigner Dame Joanna Lumley, it celebrates the initiative that has helped Gurkha wives settle into life in the UK.
Pam Reynolds BEM, who helped establish the project, said she had "lots of interesting things in my life, but working with the Gurkhas was the most significant".
Reynolds met the first Gurkha ladies in the SSAFA office about 15 years ago, she said in an interview with BBC Radio Berkshire's Lucy Horobin.
Reading Gurkha project cookbook celebrates 12 years of friendship
In her foreword to the cookbook, Dame Joanna Lumley called food "the greatest icebreaker"
A Gurkha cookbook bringing together British and Nepali family recipes has been released to mark 12 years of friendship between the communities.
The Kukri Kitchen Cookbook is a collaboration between the Reading Gurkha Ladies Project and SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity.
Featuring a foreword by Gurkha campaigner Dame Joanna Lumley, it celebrates the initiative that has helped Gurkha wives settle into life in the UK.
Pam Reynolds BEM, who helped establish the project, said she had "lots of interesting things in my life, but working with the Gurkhas was the most significant".
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Gurkha cookbook marks 12 years of friendship
A Gurkha cookbook bringing together British and Nepali family recipes has been released to mark 12 years of friendship between the communities.
The Kukri Kitchen Cookbook is a collaboration between the Reading Gurkha Ladies Project and SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity.
Featuring a foreword by Gurkha campaigner Dame Joanna Lumley, it celebrates the initiative that has helped Gurkha wives settle into life in the UK.
Pam Reynolds BEM, who helped establish the project, said she had "lots of interesting things in my life, but working with the Gurkhas was the most significant".
Reynolds met the first Gurkha ladies in the SSAFA office about 15 years ago, she said in an interview with BBC Radio Berkshire's Lucy Horobin.
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