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#1161
Thanks Guy's
Can't wait for tomorrow when i cook it. another question or two please
can it be cooked in the oven?
Is there anything i can do with the marinade afterwards? or do i have to throw it away

Les

Barry
Might try it with a bit of yogurt next time just to see what the difference is
#1162
Hi Guy's
My first time ever making Tikka chicken, And dropped a boo-boo already ???, used Lime juice instead of Lemon Juice, never noticed it until i was putting the bottle back in the fridge, should i start again, or leave it and see what it turns out like? Has anyone tried it with lime juice?
I must say that if it tastes as good as it smells i will be quite happy
Les
#1163
Cheers Jerry
Looks like a banana is a must in this type of curry, guess I'll give it a go and see.
"IN PORRIDGE" :o  Jerry, that is sacrilege my friend, 
As a Scot it's salt only for me ;D
Les
#1164
 solarsplace
Cheers my friend,
I do have this book. but never thought to have a look at it, Was to busy looking on line, and totally forgot about it, thanks for the reminder, You helped me after all ;D
#1165
Thanks Jerry
I totally missed that thread on my search,
Cheers
Les

PS
Just had a read through the thread and I'm surprised to see the banana creeping in there, like i mentioned in my earlier post the curry i had in Bristol (in the 80s sometime) had chunks of banana in it, but these where big chunks about 3/4" I'd guess, and i thought the chef was having a laugh, but obviously not, so might give this one a go
Thanks Again
#1166
Thanks  solarsplace
That is very kind of you,  traditional or BIR dosen't really matter
Les
#1167
Hi  Stephen
This one does have almonds, sultanas, and coconut in it, But looks nothing like a Korma, It's quite dark in color really,( like srilankan curry) maybe it's a hybrid
I did have one once in Bristol that had chunks of banana in it, not an experience to be repeated
Les
#1169
Thanks Phil,
I want to try and create the "Kashmiri chicken" (so called)  from my local T/A, (Couldn't do without my
onion and garlic ;D)
But just can't decipher the taste and separate the spices. (lack of knowledge)
Les
#1170
Hi Guy's
Is there such a thing as a kashmiri base? Have been searching the site, but found nothing,
So does anyone know of one, or can i use a base on site and change it accordingly.  ???
As I'm new to this, could use some help  ;D
Thanks
Les