TERRAS hopes of an FA Cup giant-killing have been spiced up by a local Indian restaurant.
Staff at the Weymouth Tandoori in Maiden Street have knocked up a special curry
in honour of Garry Hill's Nottingham Forest-bound heroes.
The Tikka Terra has been added to the menu with £1 from every dish sold between now and Christmas being donated to the Oakley Waterman Appeal, set up in memory of defender Dave Waterman's young son who died earlier this year from cancer.
Waiter Adul Hasnat said: "Weymouth has gone FA Cup crazy and the Forest match is all our customers are talking about at the moment. All the staff at the restaurant are big football fans and we just wanted to do our bit for the club and for the Oakley Waterman Appeal.
"Our chef came up with the idea of creating a special Terras curry to celebrate the FA Cup run and we will be donating money to the charity for every one we sell."
He added: "The recipe is a closely guarded secret, but just like the Terras, it has plenty of kick! The whole town is behind them and we wish Garry and the team all the best on Saturday."
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