Topic: Your Favourite Supermarket Curry

[DalPuri]

Icelands Beef Madras is not so shabby IMO

http://www.curry-recipes.co.uk/curry/index.php/topic,11704.0.html

Sorry Mr M, I'd forgotten about your opening post. I was going to call this thread Your Favourite Supermarket Curry (no chat please) and hope that people would just list their favorites/recommended but that was never going to happen so I just left it as is.
Once again, apologies for creating a similar thread so soon after yours.

Frank. 

[goncalo]

every time I think of the pilau or the microwaveable jalfrezi from the co-op (its the 2 in one package), I get sick. It's one of the most horrible things I tried and eagerly binned. For me, there just isn't place for curries in a microwaveable format, for as bearable as some might be.

[George]

every time I think of the pilau or the microwaveable jalfrezi from the co-op (its the 2 in one package), I get sick. It's one of the most horrible things I tried and eagerly binned. For me, there just isn't place for curries in a microwaveable format, for as bearable as some might be.

I thought the idea of the thread was to list good supermarket curries.

Why waste forum space by mentioning the worst?

[goncalo]

every time I think of the pilau or the microwaveable jalfrezi from the co-op (its the 2 in one package), I get sick. It's one of the most horrible things I tried and eagerly binned. For me, there just isn't place for curries in a microwaveable format, for as bearable as some might be.

I thought the idea of the thread was to list good supermarket curries.

Why waste forum space by mentioning the worst?

You are right, I didn't pay attention to the topic. Feel free to remove this and any evidence of my contribution to it.

[Curryking32000]

No longer buy supermarket curries since I started to make BIR at home, however I do recommend lidl's frozen curries and in my opinion one of the best and even the Iceland ones, particularly the beef madras.