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Curry Chat => Lets Talk Curry => Topic started by: Edwin Catflap on March 31, 2014, 07:40 AM
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Hi Guys
Thought I'd try adding some naga pickle to my recent madras dish and can't say that I like it. Is it a modern development because it doesn't remind me of BIR from days gone by?
Ed
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Thought I'd try adding some naga pickle to my recent madras dish and can't say that I like it. Is it a modern development because it doesn't remind me of BIR from days gone by?
The cynic in me would suggest that almost anything that comes in a glass jar is a modern development as opposed to a traditional BIR ingredient (trying hard, but can't so far think of an exception to that rule other than pickles).
** Phil.
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I love the Mr Naga pickle but I've never had a naga curry or any curry that tasted of added naga chillies. I've added it to my own curries and it doesn't do much for me either - I prefer to eat it as a dip!
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tend to agree with edwin on this one i used it in a curry in cbms book 2 and it totally overpowered the dish for me i thought it was maybe a regional variation never tasted a curry like it in east scotland anyone any opinions on this cheers OG
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aye, similar to your opinion, here's mine http://www.curry-recipes.co.uk/curry/index.php/topic,8925.msg79939.html#msg79939 (http://www.curry-recipes.co.uk/curry/index.php/topic,8925.msg79939.html#msg79939)
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cheers sp great thread glad i am not alone strangely its not too bad on its own but too much in a full dish, gonna try the same curry again (curried away chicken jalfrezi) and leave out the mr naga altogether to see how it is will post up as soon as i have time to rattle them pots and pans cheers OG