Topic: You can have a curry anywhere!!!

[chewytikka]

Hi Ray
Curry on Camping, looks great fun mate.
Were you cooking by instinct or are these your published recipes?
What do you put in your Keema?
Cheers ;D

[Unclefrank]

Hi Razor the BBQ also has charcoal rocks with it.
Have one of these too http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000LNTPIO/?tag=155x3-20

A whole leg of lamb tikka'd and a whole chicken tikka'd just divine.

With the BBq we use a small gas bottle similiar to these http://www.camping-gas.com/searches/manufacturerresults.php

[parker21]

hi guys if you like glamping but don't want to use a tent then chek out this place which is in the same village as i live in, as it says on the first page it's quirky

http://bloomsburysbiddenden.com/glamping.html
 
great little complex, with deli/shop garden centre and coffe house /restaurant on site, 1/2 mile from 2 pubs, a chinese takeaway, 2 restaurants ( 1 michelin star) and a indian that delivers and what a way to sleep in every boys childhood dream in a tipee!

what more could want

regards
gary

[Razor]

Hi Chewy,

Here's my recipe for my seekh kebabs, although I only add one slice of white bread these days http://www.curry-recipes.co.uk/curry/index.php?topic=4393.0

As for the curries, they are my own recipes but again, I tend just just go with the flow at the time. As long as the Jaf frezi has got onion, peppers, green chillis and Toms in there, everything else that goes in is pretty much off the cuff so to speak.  As for fun, it was great fun mate, really enjoyed it, especially seeing people sniffing the air, very satisfying.

Hey Gary, I've seen the likes of them campsites before.  That's what you call glamping my friend ;D

Ray

[chewytikka]

Hi Chewy,

Here's my recipe for my seekh kebabs, although I only add one slice of white bread these days http://www.curry-recipes.co.uk/curry/index.php?topic=4393.0

Thanks RAY
I'll give it a go I'm experimenting, with Kofta curries at the moment and your recipe should work well
cheers

[Tomdip]

nice pics bet the other campers were rather jealous! 

[moonster]

Hi Ray,

I go to a place called Keld (hidden Gem) its on the half way point of the coast to coast walk.

The campsite i go on provide free fire pits (good for jacket potatoes )and good clean washing facilities and the scenery is second to none. Not far from the Tan Hill Pub and the Keld lodge;D.

 I used to also go to Fisherground camping in eskdale green, thats in the north west about 2 miles from Boot on the road leading to the hard knott pass.

very popular with fellow Mancs like yourself mate, you do get the odd scouser kicking about as well though 

Both really good campsites in there own right. I tend to go to Keld a lot more due to the fact that it only takes one and half hours to get there as opposed to three hours for fisherground.

Probably will be both the same distance for yourself. Check them out mate its like a different world when you get there away from the rat race called life.

Alan

 

[Razor]

Nice one Alan, I'll check them out on 't' tinterweb ;D

[emin-j]

All looks great Ray  just go's to prove how far we have come when you can knock up top quality grub on just camping stuff,bet the other campers were drooling  ;D 

[Razor]

Hi emin-j,

bet the other campers were drooling  ;D 

It was good fun watching all the other campers munching on burnt burgers and over boiled hot dogs whilst we was tucking into some top quality nosh ;D

Can't wait for next time, I'm planning on blasting out some good old 80's style indian retaurant music from the tent whilst we eat, that should turn a few heads hahaha ;D

Ray