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#2
Curry Videos / Chicken Tikka on Large skewers
February 22, 2017, 08:31 PM
Chicken Tikka, this is Misty Ricardo's recipe I've used my favourite skewers to cook this on
Cracking taste to this.
Cracking taste to this.
#3
Pictures of Your Curries / Mistys Prawn & Mushroom Bhuna
December 01, 2016, 09:38 PM
Enjoyed Making this and it tastes amazingly good
Great recipe Misty Ricardo.
Great recipe Misty Ricardo.
#4
Pictures of Your Curries / Dhal by Misty Ricardo
October 28, 2016, 09:49 PM
Made this superb Dhal it's misty Ricardo's recipe, and shop bought parathas with my own chicken tikka and boiled potatoes highly recommended
#5
Lets Talk Curry / Tamarind sauce my new friend
August 14, 2016, 07:04 PM
I've recently been using this tamarind sauce in my curries! Also in my tikka marinades instead of yogurt! An Indian chef told me he uses this method I've done what he says it adds a very impressive tang & taste to both curry and marinades I use 2 X tsp! but don't use it in curry if already in marinade.
#6
Pictures of Your Curries / Minced Lamb and potatoes
August 09, 2016, 09:48 PM
Love this mince lamb and potatoe curry I've added a dash of tamarind sauce this gives it a nice tangy taste
#7
'Regional Style Restaurant Recipes' / Nirali tikka
April 01, 2016, 09:30 PM
Chicken tikka Nirali:
I finally got the recipe for this. I found this slip of paper in my jacket pocket which the chef jotted down for me a while ago but I passed it off as I thought surely something was missing , this really good creamy curry can't be just this simple! So to ease my curiosity I made some today and to my surprise it's damn good! Here is the slip of paper he gave me and if you're in to creamy curries give it a try! I use jb base gravy.
Recipe
2 X ladles of base gravy
1 X Tsp of tandoori powder I use east end it says 1/2 on the slip of paper but I increased it to 1tsp
1 X portion of chicken tikka
3 X TBSP of double cream
1 X knob of butter
A small handful of cashew nuts
Just simply cook for around 3 minutes done
1 X hard boiled egg just my personal preference
That's it done.
I finally got the recipe for this. I found this slip of paper in my jacket pocket which the chef jotted down for me a while ago but I passed it off as I thought surely something was missing , this really good creamy curry can't be just this simple! So to ease my curiosity I made some today and to my surprise it's damn good! Here is the slip of paper he gave me and if you're in to creamy curries give it a try! I use jb base gravy.
Recipe
2 X ladles of base gravy
1 X Tsp of tandoori powder I use east end it says 1/2 on the slip of paper but I increased it to 1tsp
1 X portion of chicken tikka
3 X TBSP of double cream
1 X knob of butter
A small handful of cashew nuts
Just simply cook for around 3 minutes done
1 X hard boiled egg just my personal preference
That's it done.
#8
Supplementary Recipes (Spice Mixes, Masalas, Pastes, Oils, Stocks, etc) / Short cut or not
March 28, 2016, 04:28 PM
Thought I'd try a couple of short cuts , frozen onions worked well in my base gravy! The G&G is 100% natural I usually make a batch and freeze it so this could work out ok having said that I'm not usually up for short cuts but I don't always have time to do all the preparation
Bob.
Bob.
#9
Trainee Chefs / Beginners Questions / Chefs spoon
March 28, 2016, 12:45 PM
Just to recap something that's been covered before what is a chefs spoon? Well this is mine and it holds exactly 4 X TBSP of water hope this helps someone
Bob.
Bob.
#10
Pictures of Your Curries / Well spiced balti with Satkora pickle
March 25, 2016, 08:43 PM
A generous pan full of chicken balti I've made it well spiced and fairly hot and I added a spoonful of Satkora pickle at the end of cooking! The Satkora is an acquired taste but it's a taste that I like
Bob.
Bob.
#11
Lets Talk Curry / What alcoholic beverages are you into at present
March 22, 2016, 07:08 PM
I have recently took to drinking real ale and I must say after mainly drinking lager
For many a year I've surprised myself by enjoying different types of real ale I've found that once you aquire the taste it's rather addictive LOL. Here is one such tipple I enjoy
Bob.
For many a year I've surprised myself by enjoying different types of real ale I've found that once you aquire the taste it's rather addictive LOL. Here is one such tipple I enjoy
Bob.
#12
Pictures of Your Curries / Good naans
March 18, 2016, 06:49 PM
It's good to make your own naans! however these ones are really good I get them from paks Asian supermarket over in Rotherham! I will be eating them shortly with a lamb balti
CAB.
CAB.
#13
Lets Talk Curry / A bit of nostalgia
March 13, 2016, 11:21 AM
A bit of nostalgia
I dug this out of the pantry , I had it bought for me in 1979 just after I got married , probably made my first ever curry out of this , it came with the spices attached . I've eaten a lot of curries since way back then
CAB.
I dug this out of the pantry , I had it bought for me in 1979 just after I got married , probably made my first ever curry out of this , it came with the spices attached . I've eaten a lot of curries since way back then
CAB.
#14
Pictures of Your Curries / Chicken tikka shashlik
March 09, 2016, 02:46 PM
Here is my Chicken Tikka Shashlik including red,yellow and green peppers and red onions for extra colour,topped with coriander and a wedge of lime,on this occasion I have cut my Tikka into slices as opposed to chunks. I got the sizzler out of the cupboard for the first time in ages & managed to get a nice head of steam when sizzling . I served with some home made mint yogurt for dinner,it's my day off work so the family came round . My wife,daughter & granddaughter all enjoyed it !
CAB
CAB
#15
Talk About Anything Other Than Curry / Favourite uk gold program
February 27, 2016, 09:23 PM
Its good to have this section on here it's more relaxed than the other site
What is your favourite golden oldie program eg! dad's army faulty towers, porridge fools and horses or maybe the good life etc etc
My favourites are the above
CAB
What is your favourite golden oldie program eg! dad's army faulty towers, porridge fools and horses or maybe the good life etc etc
My favourites are the above
CAB
#17
Lets Talk Curry / Scaling up advise please
February 17, 2016, 12:49 PM
Scaling up
I have never done any scaling up and I fancy scaling this butter chicken recipe up x5 or maybe x10. Can anyone pass any opinion on how to do this ? Do you simply times each ingredient by 5 or 10 ?
Here is the recipe I'm attempting to do :
I've been making this for a couple of years but only the single recipe
CAB
I have never done any scaling up and I fancy scaling this butter chicken recipe up x5 or maybe x10. Can anyone pass any opinion on how to do this ? Do you simply times each ingredient by 5 or 10 ?
Here is the recipe I'm attempting to do :
I've been making this for a couple of years but only the single recipe
CAB
#18
Pictures of Your Curries / Lamb balti
February 15, 2016, 09:05 PM
Good strong flavoured lamb balti type curry with spinach red peppers and my pilau rice
Hot a very spicy wish you all could taste it
CAB.
Hot a very spicy wish you all could taste it
CAB.
#19
Highly Recommended British Indian Restaurants / Shapla Sheffield
February 13, 2016, 11:40 PM
Another really good Sheffield restaurant
We have reshmi kebab main meal is chicken tikka khari with potatoes
Top notch food.
CAB.
We have reshmi kebab main meal is chicken tikka khari with potatoes
Top notch food.
CAB.
#20
Lets Talk Curry / Reshmi kebab
February 12, 2016, 08:56 AM
What is a reshmi kebab I've got this one from Google
Is this the correct one!
CAB.
Is this the correct one!
CAB.