The narrative describes the protagonist's journey to cook the world's hottest curry in an active volcano. Starting from a supermarket in the UK, the protagonist picks a curry from the frozen food section. As the narrative progresses, the protagonist shares their dislike for spicy food and their ambition to eat the world's hottest curry, even if it means cooking it in a volcano.
The protagonist receives a call about a volcanic eruption and hastily prepares to travel to Iceland. Upon arrival, they meet Chris, a volcano specialist, and together they hike to the peak of the volcano. The conditions are challenging, with winds and the risk of toxic fumes. Despite these risks, they decide to proceed.
Upon reaching the volcano's edge, they find a lava flow heading straight towards them. With no time to lose, the protagonist cooks the curry on the lava, which is hot enough to melt plastic. Despite the heat and danger, the curry is cooked successfully. This marks the first time a chicken korma has been cooked in an active volcano.
1. The speaker has a confession: they hate spicy food, especially Indian curries.
2. The speaker's goal is to eat the world's hottest curry, cooked in a volcano.
3. The speaker has been trying to film a video about cooking the hottest curry in the world in an active volcano for about two years.
4. The speaker's flight to Iceland was leaving in less than three hours.
5. The speaker bought a frozen curry from Iceland's favorite supermarket, Iceland.
6. The speaker's flight arrived in Reykjavik, the northernmost capital city in the world, at 11:30 p.m.
7. The speaker was met by Chris Horsley, a leading volcano specialist, who would be the guide and sous chef for the dish.
8. The weather conditions surrounding the volcano were a concern. If the winds picked up or changed direction, the deadly toxic fumes could make accessing the volcano impossible.
9. The team decided to proceed with their plan despite the weather risks.
10. The team packed up some supplies for a six-hour hike to the volcano's peak.
11. The team set off straight from the airport to the volcano.
12. The volcano was 400 yards away.
13. The team had to be careful with the lava flow that was heading straight towards them.
14. The team used a can of Monster, made of aluminum, as a makeshift frying pan.
15. The speaker cooked the curry using the lava.
16. The curry was cooked within seconds.
17. The speaker successfully cooked the world's hottest curry in an active volcano.