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You're right there wasn't a lot of oil in it,although when it was cooked and simmering on the top I noticed the oil started to float to to surface.Note there were no corriander stalks in the gravy either.I asked Az about this and although he didn't say it's wrong he didn't use them in his base.It's interesting that Ifindforu recently mentioned the bagar technique of the gravy,this is exactly how Az did his.
Quote from: jb on February 15, 2012, 10:06 PMYou're right there wasn't a lot of oil in it,although when it was cooked and simmering on the top I noticed the oil started to float to to surface.Note there were no corriander stalks in the gravy either.I asked Az about this and although he didn't say it's wrong he didn't use them in his base.It's interesting that Ifindforu recently mentioned the bagar technique of the gravy,this is exactly how Az did his.However Az goes about it - for example, using less oil and no fresh coriander in the base - would you say his restaurant produces typical, decent BIR fare or would you say it's closer to 'top notch' cuisine, as served by the best BIRs around? Or perhaps it's difficult for any of Sunday's visitor's to say, if you were eating mostly dishes you'd cooked, rather than food which the restaurant's chefs had cooked.
Such positivity as always. George, your top notch isn't the same as mine
Quote from: curryhell on February 15, 2012, 11:14 PMSuch positivity as always. George, your top notch isn't the same as mineThank you for your reply. It's the tone, and dodgy nature of your response which has helped answer my question, rather than anything specific which you've said.
JB,You might want to take a look at your initial post mate. When clicking on ingredients it takes you to a game about dressing up princessess!!! ;DNot sure what you get up to at weekends mate, but at weekends do they call you Mandy? : ;D ;D ;D
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