Thanks for making this site available. I love Northern Indian curries and had been using another site that many of you probably know. I don't post often enough to maintain membership on it. I made a lovely chicken saag last night by adapting rshome123's paneer saag recipe. It is the closest I have found to the saag I get in good Indian restaurants here in Tennessee, USA.

Welcome A Board djrogers1

Posting is not obligatory here but we would like you to feel welcome and to enjoy the recipes contributed by so many over so long a time.  I hope you give many a try and if you do have any feedback, that you share it with us.

New recipes/local variations with local ingredients are also appreciated as not all brands/products are always available around the world.

BAJ

Welcome DJ, enjoy the forum and information on here, for safety reasons please don't disclose which escape tunnel you used

Well, the explanation of "TN" came as something of a surprise.  As a former resident of Royal Tunbridge Wells (postcode TN12 9SZ) I immediately assumed that you were also from Beau Nash's former parading ground.  It came as more than a little of a surprise to discover that you come, in fact. from somewhere roughly 4500 miles away !  Anyhow, welcome aboard, and here's hoping your stay will be a long and pleasant one.

** Phil.

Welcome, DJ, and greetings from Alabama!

F

Welcome. The best saag paneer recipe I have used was a Steve Paradox with tweaks. Simple and tasty. Will try to look it out.