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Hi,I'm going to make this base tomorrow morning. Does anybody know if it will fit in a 4.5 litre stock pan? I've got a bigger pan if I need to use it.Cheers,Paul
I made the base on Saturday morning to spec. The onions were cooked whole and I did the straining just using a sieve.There is definitely a difference in onion taste using this method and the base tasted nice enough.For Saturday night I made a butter chicken, balti chicken and a lamb madras.All the food went down a storm and the compliments were flowing so a great result.Thanks Chewytikka, I'm already looking forward to cooking with this one again.Paul
Hi chewyWith this base getting so many great reviews I'm going to make a batch this week just one question i know it says 3 litres of water but how much of this goes in at the start do you keep some back until the end to get the right consistency?Jamie
The butter chicken recipe is from the other forum so I'm not going to post it here. It was from a member called ferret. Very nice too!Paul
Hi Chewy,The balti chicken was from the Authentic Balti Cookbook but I substituted two thirds of the balti base sauce with your base sauce. I did this to tone down the overbearing flavour of mace and cassia from the balti base and it seemed to work well.The butter chicken recipe is from the other forum so I'm not going to post it here. It was from a member called ferret. Very nice too!For the lamb madras I followed your madras sauce recipe including the lemon dressing and a touch of Worcester sauce. I used leg of lamb chopped up and briefly fried before cooking for 5 hours in my slow cooker with enough base sauce to keep it moist.The lamb was very tender, you could have eaten it with no teeth.ATB Paul