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Topic: Vindaloo at home (Read 6753 times)
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haldi
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Re: Vindaloo at home
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Reply #10 on:
January 06, 2007, 08:43 AM »
They have told me what is in the base, and it's nothing new
They boil onions, oil,salt,garlic ,ginger,tomatoes & spice mix
We have dozens of these recipes on this site
Somehow any base I get hold of, tastes a little better, than what I make
And I believe that the base is the most important ingredient
Everything else can be done
easily
at home
I have directly compared a made base, to a takeaway base, and there is this extra "niceness" to the takeaway one
I have hopes that Andy may turn up something, with his future posts
The reason I think the base is so important, is because some curries are little more than the base itself.
And they taste brilliant
Vindaloo and Korma are examples
I think the problem is, we get the wrong quantities of ingredients in the gravy
For example
If I make a six onion gravy, one extra clove of garlic, or slightly stronger onions will change the outcome drastically.
Precise quantities are almost impossible to do
I don't want to go down the 30 onion base road
But maybe that is the only way to do it
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CurryCanuck
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Re: Vindaloo at home
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Reply #11 on:
January 07, 2007, 07:13 PM »
Is so much a question of quantity , or is it technique - or indeed is it both . Personally I feel that both method & technique are the critical factors .
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