No not the critters who dig up the lawn, a very popular spicy mexican dish.

I'ts quite a lot of ingrediants but let me say its AWESOME!

If you like curry with a a bit of heat you will like this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CcBhQWNtgyg

looks wicked.

your local butcher can get mutton no problem just may have to order it as they dont keep it on stock.

LOADS cheaper than lamb and arguably a better taste.

i buy wholesale from the same place the butchers buy from, and last case was just over

Invest in a spatter guard.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Cook-and-Eat-Splatter-guard/dp/B0024RR9FG

your base is too thin. Either make another batch and dont water it down so much or reduce what you have by a third.

try filming in landscape.

I frequently cook for 20 or so people for family get togethers, what I do is use a aluminium frying pan double the size of a normal one and then cook a double batch in it. So in effect 1 cook is 5/6 meals. I do this 4-5 times (takes 30 mins) and its enough to fill a steel (catering) bucket which I then keep warm on a couple tea lights indoors. You may need more heat outdoors, a gas bbq or similar. Same deal for the rice albeit its a doddle using the pressure cooker.

I don't think there is such a thing as 100% BIR as they are so many variations depending on where in the country you are. For example it seems the scots call a tomato ketchup based monstrosity a 'curry' where this wouldn't make it to the menu in England.

A lot of the bases here are 100% BIR but a lot of people seem to have to replicate their local toakeaway or for them its not real BIR.

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