Topic: Onion Bhajis

[gazman1976]

Sorry mate that ain't the red sauce I am looking for , looking for the red sauce they used to sell in Ashoka on elderslie street Glasgow or the sauce from the Indian orchard

[mr.mojorisin]

indian orchard....now we're talking..still a top top restaurant to this day IMO

anyhows, i digress

try this

http://menuinprogress.com/2010/03/vegetable-pakora-with-tamarind-dipping.html

[gazman1976]

Read that article last year, have u tried it?

[mr.mojorisin]

aint tried is as yet.got an entire tome of stuff i gotta try 
i keep making the "tried and trusted" old favourites that i love.
i'm having a wee indian night next weekend so i might try it then. if i do i'll keep you posted

[jb]

The guys are really friendly in there-They actually made a mistake once and it come served on a plate and I sent it back-no problem.I showed them the pictures of my bhajis...they were very impressed....One guy always asks how my cooking is going.I always get on the subject of the chef's base gravy but he says only the chef knows what goes in it. Must get a takeaway tonight ;D good luck with your cooking(pictures please!!)

Back in business now.  I can post pics again.  Last nights NIS -  mmm, delicious

That looks spot on to me Curryhell if it tastes as good as it looks then you've cracked it...compare your top picture to the original from the restaurant.....Looks just as good if not better

[natterjak]

Guys I'm having some thread confusion here, did I miss a recipe for that splendid lookin curry dish and what does NIS stand for? There's a restaurant called spices mentioned - where is this please?

Confused am I

[Ramirez]

Curryhell's pics do look fantastic, but that one from the restaurant does look incredibly good. Maybe it's the iron karahi and wooden base.

Guys I'm having some thread confusion here, did I miss a recipe for that splendid lookin curry dish and what does NIS stand for? There's a restaurant called spices mentioned - where is this please?

Confused am I

Curryhell's North Indian Special, I believe.

http://www.curry-recipes.co.uk/curry/index.php?topic=5948.0

[jb]

Guys I'm having some thread confusion here, did I miss a recipe for that splendid lookin curry dish and what does NIS stand for? There's a restaurant called spices mentioned - where is this please?

Confused am I

Sorry bout that took my own onion bhaji thread off course a bit.

I discovered that Curryhell and myself actually live close by and we both enjoy NIS(North Indian Special) from a restaurant called Spices in Grays in Essex.