What insensitively-named award does Kelly received in a 2005 episode of "The Office"?

What insensitively-named award does Kelly receive in a 2005 episode of The Office? The answer is the Spicy Curry Award.

The joke appears in “Email Surveillance,” the ninth episode of The Office's second season, which first aired on NBC on November 22, 2005. During the episode, Michael Scott hosts an impromptu awards ceremony at the Dunder Mifflin office. One of the awards presented to Kelly Kapoor is the “Spicy Curry” award, a stereotype-based reference to her Indian heritage.

Kelly, played by Mindy Kaling, is the office's customer-service representative and is portrayed as energetic, dramatic, romantic, and highly interested in pop culture. The award is deliberately uncomfortable because Michael treats an ethnic stereotype as if it were a harmless workplace compliment.

The episode also features Michael discovering Jim's party and invading it, creating one of the series' signature awkward social situations. The award is sometimes confused with the Dundies, but it is not an official Dundie category; it is part of Michael's separate home awards presentation.