just a quick question I'm doing the missus UB,s chicken patia tonight i have a block of tamarind in the cupboard i just dissolve a piece in hot water don't i? although i am off to the asian supermarket later so i could see if they already have some pulped i suppose
jamieb728,
the concentrate is very good and relatively easy to use (a bit like honey - thick paste that lossens with warming). it's a must have for me.
my local BIR recommended the TRS brand but i have used the "yellow" tub brand and not seen any difference.
cheers jerry ill have a look when i go to the market
forgot to add pic
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just got anoter delivery of spices yesterday jerry, and i bougt that same tub of concentrate. i ad the block before and i just couldnt work wit it right a real hassle and difficult to remove all the non liquid bits.
cant wait to make a pathia with it.
been out and got some tamarind concentrate jerry could only find the yellow tub though but should do the trick
Hi Jamie and Jimmy....which pathia recipes will you be using, please?
BTW I always use seasoned pioneer's tamarind paste, how does the tub concentrate rate against it if anyone knows... :)
I have a block in the cupboard and as you say, its a royal pain trying to get the solids out of it.
Domi, Jamie mentioned UB's recipe in his first post. ;)
Quote from: jamieb728 on May 08, 2010, 12:36 PM
could only find the yellow tub though but should do the trick
i had the yellow before the blue - both are just as good
We used to use the block type at Indian Cookery classes and it was such a mess and a pain to get all the seeds and fibrous bits out, pushing it through the sieve, then the sieve to clean out afterwards.
The concentrate is brilliant, no mess, I always have two tubs in as they are only small and I seem to go through them a lot.