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Offline jimmy2x

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curry mess and smell
« on: November 26, 2009, 09:09 PM »
wife is going mad, the house smelling like a indian takeaway, and complaining about the yellow stains i seem to get on the worktops. takes me as long to clean up as it does to make a curry.

ok fess up who is is getting an earfull about all this?

she has also said she is sick of eating curries, tonight i just made one for myself.

all the trouble i go to , how ungratefull huh. hehe



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Re: curry mess and smell
« Reply #1 on: November 26, 2009, 11:31 PM »
You would never believe the mess I make on a Saturday ( Curry Night ) , we have a Yellow sink unit that used to be White  :o and the Gas Hob and kitchen units and even the cooker hood doesn't escape ! being splattered with Yellow Turmeric .
The good thing is my Wife and Daughter love their Indian meals so much they do the cleaning up  :D

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Re: curry mess and smell
« Reply #2 on: November 27, 2009, 02:15 AM »
For me it depends what I'm making.

If its CTM, then I get the kitchen cleaned up after me.  ;D

If its Madras, Bhuna, or Vindaloo... I'm stuck with the cleanup.  :P

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Re: curry mess and smell
« Reply #3 on: November 27, 2009, 07:20 AM »
been there and got the T shirt - all curry cooking done in the garage

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Re: curry mess and smell
« Reply #4 on: November 27, 2009, 07:54 AM »
all curry cooking done in the garage

That's exactly what I do as well
I was stinking the house out
Everybody's clean clothes had the whiff of curried boiled onions

The only two problems I still have, is to check the bottom of the washing up bowl.
It gets coated with the curry oil
And the house gets cold, this time of year, because I have to keep opening the back door, to get to the garage

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Re: curry mess and smell
« Reply #5 on: November 27, 2009, 12:27 PM »
Well we have an open plan house and no garage so there is no option but to stink the whole place out but it's always a good idea I find to make sure there are no coats/jackets etc left out to get 'contaminated'.
Plenty of strategically placed pieces of kitchen paper on worktops also helps but the best asset by far is a partner who is as daft about curry as you are.

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Re: curry mess and smell
« Reply #6 on: November 27, 2009, 01:58 PM »
Luckily neither me nor the wife minds the smell of boiling onions/garlic/ginger.

Good job really although I wonder if my neighbours appreciate the smells!

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Re: curry mess and smell
« Reply #7 on: November 27, 2009, 05:54 PM »
i used newspaper (parker21 suggestion) on floor & worktop for quite a while - works pretty good - certainly better than nothing.

never once set fire to it thankfully!

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Re: curry mess and smell
« Reply #8 on: December 01, 2009, 07:02 AM »
wife is going mad, the house smelling like a indian takeaway, and complaining about the yellow stains i seem to get on the worktops. takes me as long to clean up as it does to make a curry.

ok fess up who is is getting an earfull about all this?

she has also said she is sick of eating curries, tonight i just made one for myself.

all the trouble i go to , how ungratefull huh. hehe

Snap , Ditto, Likewise.
I ponged the whole house the other Sunday when doing Onion Baji's . I made about 50 of em at 6am , took till 8 am.
She came downstairs complaining about the smell , said it was making her feel sick. To be honest it was a strong smell and I couldn't eat any of them as it was holding in the back of my throat for 2 days.
Everyone else gobbled them up though and I got several order placed for next time.

I went to the local co-op Sunday evening and I know the woman on the till. She asked me if I had just had a curry ?
Turns out it was my Fleece coat !
I went back up the isles and bought 2 cans of spray fabric freshner.

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Re: curry mess and smell
« Reply #9 on: December 01, 2009, 08:14 AM »
I'd be over the moon if my hubby actually did some cooking! Or any washing up! Some women don't know when they're well off! :D lol

 

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