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BIR Main Dishes Chat / Cheats

« on: March 31, 2010, 06:56 PM »

Hi guys, i'm afraid im going to drag this forum into the gutter ;D

I love the shortcuts that can be made but still achieving a decent curry. On Sunday, i'm having a "curry day" where i invite a load of mates round with the families and every one brings a home made curry.

We did this over xmas and it was a resounding success with loads of home made stuff.....even our Japanese student cooked a delicious Japanese curry

However, i'm sure ive read on here about BIR's using cream of tomato soup and cream to make chicken tikka massala and i'm sure i did this at xmas with superb results.

But i can't find the recipe....so if any of you good fellows could point me in the right direction, it would be most welcome

Thanks in advance

Andy

Starters and Side Dishes Chat / Breads in a bread maker

« on: December 26, 2009, 08:24 PM »

Hi guys. We're having about 12 friends + kids over for a curry day this monday. Everyone is bringing one home made curry and i shall be doing a couple plus rice and sundries.

I was also given a new breadmaker for crimbo and was toying with the idea of making some naan bread using the machine. Has anyone done it ?....is it possible ?

Can anyone point me in the right direction to a recipe...especially for flavoured naans (Peshwari being my favourite).

Oh....just to make it fun, i've never made any type of bread before :

and never used a bread maker ;D

Thanks a million in advance

Andy

BIR Main Dishes Chat / Lentils in Dhansak

« on: October 12, 2009, 04:58 PM »

Curry and forum newbie here so please be gentle with me.

I adore dhansak and would love to make one. However, i'm not too sure how to prepare the lentils. Do you boil them first or just add them dry to a simmering base ? Do they naturally break down and form a sauce or would you blend them ?

I'm a bit lost so any info for this wonderful curry would be very welcome

Thanks

Andy

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