great dish just wish the restaurants here in australia would add to their starters-i do miss this since moving here
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January 22, 2014, 03:51 AM
i'm glad i found this great site,helped me no end after moving to Australia from Uk have been
very disappointed with some of the local indian restaurants.
have managed to make a good batch of base sauce consisting of
onions
garlic
tomatoes
small piece ginger
bay leaves
spice mix(Pat Chapmans with my twist )
makes a great base sauce if cooked long enough and pureed
the wife likes a vindaloo or madras adding chilli powder and a few others as needed and a touch of
coconut cream for the ceylon touch.
i finally found a good recipe for Naan bread(no yeast version)
450 of plain flour
150ml of milk
150ml of yoghurt
tsp of baking powder
tsp of salt
2 tsp of sugar
1 egg(optional)
mix all together and the secret is to leave for a few hours at least
and i find get the bbq nice and hot placing the naan on flipping every now and then
until they puff up-tast great no yeast flavour even stuff them with cheese and mushroom with a touch of garlic
tony
very disappointed with some of the local indian restaurants.
have managed to make a good batch of base sauce consisting of
onions
garlic
tomatoes
small piece ginger
bay leaves
spice mix(Pat Chapmans with my twist )
makes a great base sauce if cooked long enough and pureed
the wife likes a vindaloo or madras adding chilli powder and a few others as needed and a touch of
coconut cream for the ceylon touch.
i finally found a good recipe for Naan bread(no yeast version)
450 of plain flour
150ml of milk
150ml of yoghurt
tsp of baking powder
tsp of salt
2 tsp of sugar
1 egg(optional)
mix all together and the secret is to leave for a few hours at least
and i find get the bbq nice and hot placing the naan on flipping every now and then
until they puff up-tast great no yeast flavour even stuff them with cheese and mushroom with a touch of garlic
tony
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