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Quote from: logie48 on January 21, 2011, 08:56 PMI'm going to give this a bash at some point. Although the Chasni's i've had from takeaways have always been red in colour. Have never heard of a red Chasni - what part of UK have you got these from logie?
I'm going to give this a bash at some point. Although the Chasni's i've had from takeaways have always been red in colour.
Quote from: PaulP on May 12, 2010, 01:04 PMI've gained some respect for Dipuraja now.I've made Dipuraja's (DPR's) CTM (and also a "bastardised" CTM phal)...well, sort of...using DPR's "tikka masala sauce" (I used my own chicken tikka.....and my own curry base......and Taz's spice mix, cos it's similar to DPR's and I had some to hand....and I used Patak "Mild Curry Paste", rather than "Kashmiri Paste"....and Benjamins "Kebab Paste" rather than "Pascos".....all the different pastes are almost all the friggin same, ingredients wise, anyway... .....and I used ground, roasted coconut powder) and CTM recipe ("bastardised" for the CTM phal). Hahaha... otherwise, the recipe was EXACTLY the same! :I have to say that both were really, really, good....particularly the "bastardised" CTM phal.....And I have to say that Dipuraja's CTM recipe is similar to Achmal's/Curry Barking Mad's/Taz's CTM recipe. I think when I tried Taz's, I added too much of the "tikka masala sauce/red marinade" and it made the CTM taste tart....my advice is to not overdo the amount of the tikka masala sauce/red maridande that you add. Dipuraja's amount of about 3 level tablespoons, per single portion of CTM, is about right I'd say.
I've gained some respect for Dipuraja now.
Hi Logie,I don't know what the red thing is. I can't view at the moment as I'm at work.I made the dipu base sauce twice and liked the curries I produced. I would say give it a go as his recipes have been quite well documented here at cr0 so are easy to follow.It's a good learning experience.Cheers,Paul