Topic: a pom down under

[deerstalker36]

hi all,
expat living in Australia. moved here 5 years ago after growing up around the west midlands and then living iin yorkshire.
we really struggle to find a curry shop that does em like home so i tend to cook my home. looking fwd to some great recipes here

Colin

[Peripatetic Phil]

Welcome aboard, Colin.  There used to be some pretty good multi-ethnic food in a food mall near the CSIRO DITMELB building in Melbourne, but I have no other positive recollections of BIR (or AIR) food during my brief sojourn there in 1987.  "Cook it yourself" is likely to be your best bet.

** Phil.

[Donald Brasco]

Welcome aboard, Colin.  There used to be some pretty good multi-ethnic food in a food mall near the CSIRO DITMELB building in Melbourne

What

[Donald Brasco]

hi all,
expat living in Australia. moved here 5 years ago after growing up around the west midlands and then living iin yorkshire.
we really struggle to find a curry shop that does em like home so i tend to cook my home. looking fwd to some great recipes here

Colin

Hi Colin, quite a few BIR curry fans in Aus it seems. Hope you

[Bob-A-Job]

Welcome Aboard Colin.

BAJ

[jalfreziT]

Welcome 'home".

Is Phil speaking of Science and Industrial Research?

[Secret Santa]

the CSIRO DITMELB building in Melbourne

** Phil.

Thought you'd had a minor stroke there Phil.  ;D

It's the CSIRO DIT Melbourne (supercomputers ... innit)

[Peripatetic Phil]

It's the CSIRO DIT Melbourne (supercomputers ... innit)

Correct, of course, dear boy.  But it wasn't quite supercomputers when I was there, although VAX/VMS was pretty d@mned good ...
** Phil.

[deerstalker36]

thanks for all the wecomes guys. i have noproblem finding all the ingredients, i always manage to find the local indian grocers wherever i am.

I'm just out from Melbourne at the moment Phil, (Drouin) but moving up to Brisbane in 4 weeks

[livo]

Hello deerstalker36. I have seen many times the subject of your post. What exactly is it that makes Australian Indian food under rated by expats when compared to BIR? Do you feel that your home cooked "BIR" is better than Indian restaurant? I like the dishes I make using the BIR method and recipes but I've also eaten lots of delicious curry from various local businesses.