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#1
Just Joined? Introduce Yourself / Hi All
October 04, 2011, 07:51 PM
Hi All

Found this site when looking at how to make my own curry! - I love indian curries... I just cant cook that well!

My first attempt at making some curry base/basic curry was done today, I actually posted some pics in the forum just now:

https://curry-recipes.co.uk/curry/index.php?topic=6133.0

Hopefully I'll be able to work my way up and make some top class curries :)

Cheers

Steve
#2
Pictures of Your Curries / First Timer / Curry Base
October 04, 2011, 07:47 PM
Hi All

First of all, I only found this site yesterday and was inspired to make myself a nice curry (which isn't finished yet) I've got the 3 portions of the base done (two are now in the freezer) and the 3rd one which I have started to make a masala curry with.

So I thought I would share the results!

The base is made from the Curry Base "gravy/sauce" by Cory Ander but using ground ginger instead of fresh and without the coriander stalks/roots. I also reduced the salt as well. It actually took me a while to source most of the spices I needed but seems worth it in the end.

My cooking skills are normally limited to beans on toast and cheese toasties... I am extremely happy with the resulting base.

Pics below.

Curry Base sitting in the pan!






That took about 1hr 20mins and I blended the above into the following...

2 Portions of Curry Base to save in the freezer.




As I didn't have anymore than two suitable containers to freeze the 3rd portion - I decided to start on the actual curry sauce (which I'll be finishing and having tomorrow, it's in the fridge) and came up with the following.. It currently tastes delicious and I am sure after adding some peas and chicken It'll be even better.







And that's how it looks currently! - It may look a bit pale as I didn't really want to add any food colouring to it. Once it's finished tomorrow I'll take a few more pics and update this thread.

A big thank you to everyone on here who posts these amazing recipes! - If I can make something out of them then anyone can.

Regards

Steve

P.S.  Big thanks to Cory Ander for the actual recipe.