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Curry Chat => Lets Talk Curry => Topic started by: Shami on February 02, 2013, 12:50 PM
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Hi guys, dont know if this is of interest to anyone but I have just seen an offer on livingsocial.com for a three and a half hour cooking lesson at the Red Fort in Wolverhampton. You have to register first to access the deal which has still got 5 days left to go. It seems ok to me for
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I have just seen an offer on livingsocial.com for a three and a half hour cooking lesson at the Red Fort in Wolverhampton.
Do you think they'd offer simultaneous interpretation for non-Brummies ?!
** Phil.
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I look forward to getting shot down in flames :)
Yes, your avatar name should do it, George delete button ::)
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I look forward to getting shot down in flames :)
Yes, your avatar name should do it, George delete button ::)
Please explain/justify. What's wrong?
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I look forward to getting shot down in flames :)
Yes, your avatar name should do it, George delete button ::)
Please explain/justify. What's wrong?
DOH ;D !
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Codswaggle me dongolas, never, never. Torture me. Lock me in a dark room with six beautiful women. I'll never sign.
Quoting The Goon Show character, Major Bloodnok from "The Red Fort", first broadcast on 11 November 1957.
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http://www.red-fort.co.uk/special-events/ (http://www.red-fort.co.uk/special-events/)
I don't understand the hostile reception and I thank the OP for bringing the training offer to our attention. It might well interest members who live anywhere near Wolverhampton.
Indian Cuisine Live Demonstration and Workshop
Stirring up the gastronomic diversity of regional Indian fare, The Red Fort shakes up taste buds with authentic dishes from north India, brought to life with native herbs and spices. The Cooking Classes will be led by Ram Chander Singh head chef of the Red Fort and supported by experienced teachers.
Gourmands can try their hand at Indian cooking during this class, beginning with a demonstration of how to marinade and make chicken tikka. The chef will then lead three hands-on demonstrations, inviting students to try their hand at preparing chicken tikka lababdar, Chana Masala with practical advice delivered throughout. The food can then be taken home to share with friends, as you will then have a 3 course set meal cooked by your teacher in the fine restaurant itself.
Choose from the following options for a 3.5-hour Indian cooking and dining experience:
??75 for one person
?140 for two people
??300 for four people
The Class details
Class lasting up to 1.5 ? 2 hours
Demonstration on how to make chicken tikka
Learn to cook chicken tikka lababdar, chana masala traditional vegetable dish
Take food away
Soft Beverages will be provided throughout the workshop and then a choice of a glass of house wine or beer to accompany your meal.
All ingredients provided
The Fine Print
Validity: Valid 5 January to 19 May 2013.
Purchase: Limit 1 per 1, 2 or 4 people. May buy multiple as gifts.
Redemption: Booking required by telephone 07727 179963. If purchasing two or four person option, individual booking is required. 72-hour cancellation policy.
Further information: Must be 16 or older. Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult. Valid Fri & Sun from 11am & Mon-Thurs from 5pm. Class times subject to demand and may change. Class size of 12 is required.
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Please explain/justify. What's wrong?
George mate, Your not to quick on the uptake, I'll break it down for you then....... "iz aa khunt" :o
Ooop's, there goes my brownie points ;)
Les
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George mate, Your not to quick on the uptake, I'll break it down for you then....... "iz aa k***t" :o
The only problem being, there are real people called (e.g.,) "Isaac Hunt (http://www.stanford.edu/group/auden/cgi-bin/auden/individual.php?pid=I3439&ged=auden-bicknell.ged)", and if one of them were to want to join this forum and use his real name, would he be automatically barred ?
** Phil.
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All we need now is Mary Hinge and Ivor Biggun and we've got the whole set! :o ;D
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Bet George remembers Cupid Stunt ( kenny everett ) ::) ;D
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Good God man ::)
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You may recall the 80s film "Porky's" where the girl in the diner answers the phone and shouts, "Has anyone seen Mike Hunt, is Mike Hunt here?"
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You may recall the 80s film "Porky's" where the girl in the diner answers the phone and shouts, "Has anyone seen Mike Hunt, is Mike Hunt here?"
;D
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Its like that lessbo Indian girl minjeetaa. ;)
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Would you believe I went to school with a Wayne King!
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Is Joe Blob on here yet?
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All we need now is Mary Hinge and Ivor Biggun and we've got the whole set! :o ;D
Not to forget their mate, Hugh Jarz! ;)
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All we need now is Mary Hinge and Ivor Biggun and we've got the whole set! :o ;D
Not to forget their mate, Hugh Jarz! ;)
Or his girlfriend Betty Swollocks
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These days, no one even cares about Ben Dover and his long suffering wife Ilene Dover
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Would you believe I went to school with a Wayne King!
I worked with a guy Robert Anchor and watched him sign a cheque one day R.Anchor and I said 'good job your first name wasn't William then Bob' :) he said 'yeah our Wayne (his son) isn't too happy about his name' ;D ;D ;D
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Knew a guy called Richard Puller. On no occasion were we allowed to call him by the D name. Also knew a Joseph King "Ah, you've got to be..."
;D
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I used to work with a lad called Richard Head. His mother could not have picked a more apt name for the boy. He frequently lived up to his name, bless him ;D
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Not nearly as good as some the previous, but I do know a bloke called Martin Aston.
Rob ;D
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These days, no one even cares about Ben Dover and his long suffering wife Ilene Dover
;D
I thought Ben Dover was more connected to Phil McCavitee
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I have a friend who's son is Richard Wiper
and not forgetting the unfortunately named Times journalist...Roger Boyes
Both are true
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Anybody remember Captain Pugwash with Seaman Staines, Roger the cabin boy and Master Bates?
Actually that might be a myth but I can't remember. ;)
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had some of my best curries in Wolverhampton - go for it
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... and of course, Hugh Janus will be available to speak on the subject of 'How to deal with exsessive quantities of curry the morning after'
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had some of my best curries in Wolverhampton - go for it
At last, one relevant, sensible comment.
If there's ever proof of the need to split threads into the relevant, versus totally irrelevant off-topic chat room type banter, then this thread must be it.