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Beginners Guide => Trainee Chefs / Beginners Questions => Topic started by: jamieb728 on May 08, 2010, 07:31 AM
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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
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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.
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cheers jerry ill have a look when i go to the market
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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.
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been out and got some tamarind concentrate jerry could only find the yellow tub though but should do the trick
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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... :)
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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. ;)
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could only find the yellow tub though but should do the trick
i had the yellow before the blue - both are just as good
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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.