Topic: Curry Kings Lamb Bhuna

[Panpot]

I made this last week for a dinner party and it was excellent. I decided to zap it with a hand blender before adding the precooked lamb This gave it the consistency I would expect from a Glasgow Bir and it was superb so thanks Curry King, I will be eating defrosted leftovers today,can't wait Cheers Panpot

[Curry King]

Thanks for the feedback Panpot, I don't suppose you took some pics 

[merlin11]

I made this curry and couldnt beleive that I had! , it tasted so good. this will be one of my favs i think. so thank your the recipe and for the mouthwatering pics.
merlin

[Curry King]

Nice one Merlin, glad it worked out for you it's one of my favorites as well

[Panpot]

Sorry Curry King I didn't think to take the pics however the defrosted leftovers were even better. You have this one bang on thanks again

[JerryM]

i finally got to making this dish. i did not add the meat wanting to make sure the sauce was right 1st (for my taste buds).

this dish has got me using onion and pepper (pre fried) more in a dish rather than just making curry sauce and the results very pleasing.

in terms of the recipe - the spice does not suit my taste buds - i'm not keen on too much cumin and this taste stuck out for me. i tried replacing the spice mix with Derek Dansak's which made it more to my taste but DD's mix is more for tomato dishes and not a good match (it also moves it away from the Bhuna). i feel i would like this dish if i replaced the spice with the Kushi spice and will try on the next base or say to adjust the coriander/cumin to say 3:1 or even 5:1.

overall for those who don't have a problem with cumin then it's a very good dish.

[tillydog]

Curry King

Made this last Friday, it was excellent !! It was that good the wife wants me to make it again tonight.

Cheers 

[Curry King]

Curry King

Made this last Friday, it was excellent !! It was that good the wife wants me to make it again tonight.

Cheers 

Great stuff tillydog, funny enough I will be making one tonight as well along with a vindaloo of course 

Thanks for the feedback

[lorrydoo]

I had my most successful curry of all time with CK's lamb bhuna, I used admins new base to make it, brilliant.

[Bobby Bhuna]

I made this last night using chicken in place of Lamb (bloody Iceland shut early - you get a good size pack of fresh lamb rump for 3.50 - I highly recommend it)

Anyway, the result was excellent. This is one recipe I feel really achieves 100 percent BIR quality results. The cumin and coriander as the spices work perfectly with this dish. My only tip would be to add plenty oil, as all those onions and peppers soak it up quite a bit.

I feel I'm getting there now, with my Bhuna and Korma (Georges) as good as I feel they are likely to be (in my opinion as good as a good BIR version). However the toughest nuts to crack are standard curry, Madras and Vindaloo. I still think most good BIRs attempts are better than mine... That said, I feel I am developing a nice little menu of dishes that are top notch.