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Quote from: Admin on June 25, 2007, 12:01 PMThis recipe calls for frying onion until softened, then pureeing.I have not posted for a while but this recipe is very very close as a BIR curry sauce.It just needs time to darken: -Ingredients1/2 Cup veg oil3 Large Onions - Finely Chopped1 Can Tinned Tomato 400g tin chopped15 Garlic Bulbs Cloves (yes 15)1 Cube Ginger1 Teaspoon Salt1 Tablespoon - Coriander1 Tablespoon - Cumin1 Tablespoon - Chili Powder1 Tablespoon - Paprika1 Tablespoon - TurmericMethod1. Take a stock pot2. Heat veg oil3. Add Onions fry until softened or until they turn a little darker (15 to 20 mins), this should take the acid out of them.4. Blend onions with 1 tin toms, garlic bulbs, ginger & some water until become a puree / has a soup like texture.5 Put the puree into the stock pot on a medium heat add 1 teaspoon salt.6. Cook gently (medium high heat) until starting to become darker, this could be an hour or so, keep it going the longer the better, add water or cup chicken stock iif becomes to thick.7. Add the ground spices (coriander/cumin/chili/paprika/turmeric) into the puree and stir8. Cook until the oil rises to the top this is the sign the base sauce is ready, but make sure it is dark.This is an adaption from this recipe which is real and from a restaurant in Bradford.I was so impressed with the sauce i have adapted it above and now think this could be the real thinghttp://www.curry-recipes.co.uk/curry/index.php?topic=1846.msg16005#msg16005Copyright CR0.co.ukCan you tell me how much water I should roughly use ?Best regard
This recipe calls for frying onion until softened, then pureeing.I have not posted for a while but this recipe is very very close as a BIR curry sauce.It just needs time to darken: -Ingredients1/2 Cup veg oil3 Large Onions - Finely Chopped1 Can Tinned Tomato 400g tin chopped15 Garlic Bulbs Cloves (yes 15)1 Cube Ginger1 Teaspoon Salt1 Tablespoon - Coriander1 Tablespoon - Cumin1 Tablespoon - Chili Powder1 Tablespoon - Paprika1 Tablespoon - TurmericMethod1. Take a stock pot2. Heat veg oil3. Add Onions fry until softened or until they turn a little darker (15 to 20 mins), this should take the acid out of them.4. Blend onions with 1 tin toms, garlic bulbs, ginger & some water until become a puree / has a soup like texture.5 Put the puree into the stock pot on a medium heat add 1 teaspoon salt.6. Cook gently (medium high heat) until starting to become darker, this could be an hour or so, keep it going the longer the better, add water or cup chicken stock iif becomes to thick.7. Add the ground spices (coriander/cumin/chili/paprika/turmeric) into the puree and stir8. Cook until the oil rises to the top this is the sign the base sauce is ready, but make sure it is dark.This is an adaption from this recipe which is real and from a restaurant in Bradford.I was so impressed with the sauce i have adapted it above and now think this could be the real thinghttp://www.curry-recipes.co.uk/curry/index.php?topic=1846.msg16005#msg16005Copyright CR0.co.uk