Yep that piccy describes it perfectly Stew :-[
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#132
Lets Talk Curry / Re: www.realbradfordcurry.com
January 12, 2007, 09:47 AM
Only fresh made to order (it doesn't freeze well) ;D ;D ;D Actually Stew if you cook fish stuff regularly you have to go through another set of hoops with the H&H people, same goes if you do a lot of veggie stuff.
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#133
Lets Talk Curry / Re: www.realbradfordcurry.com
January 11, 2007, 11:59 PM
I charge ?5.00 for a (minimum) 350g Jalfrezi, actually they are usually slightly higher weights. In fact I charge ?5.00 for all my chicken dishes. The Lamb and Beef are slightly higher and vary because the red meat prices keep on soaring. I charge ?2.50 for all 350g veggies and ?2.00 for side portions. I just charge a quid for rice. I don't charge for delivery because they come to me.
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#134
Lets Talk Curry / Re: Another reason to love chilli peppers (as if we needed one)
January 11, 2007, 11:53 PM
That's why I have reached 108 years. Just keep suckin' on the old chillies ;D ;D ;D
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#135
Just Joined? Introduce Yourself / Re: Hello folks and folkettes
January 11, 2007, 11:52 PM
Welcome Dominatrixx I guess you are in to really hot curries... painful eh?
#136
Lets Talk Curry / Re: Just done it
January 11, 2007, 11:45 PMQuote from: marc on January 11, 2007, 08:35 PM
Nice one. I also use Darths base at the moment and with the methods from this site am getting really good results. I noticed in my last takeaway very very small pieces of green chillie so i add these when i pre fry onions. Very nice.!
Marc make sure you do not lean over the pot if you ccok fresh chillis with fresh onions. The mix produces a form of mustard gas and can seriously hurt your eyes believe me. Keep the fan on and windows open if you can. I was once laid out for a weekend after cooking up a load of fresh chillies and onions; I have never forgotten the incident.
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#137
Pictures of Your Curries / Re: First ever base sauce
January 11, 2007, 11:43 PM
Good one need sunglasses too :
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#138
Cooking Methods / Re: 10 year curry house experience-Curry cooking methods.
January 11, 2007, 11:38 PM
OK will do. I have just returned and have a lot to catch up with.
Not keen on the use of the oil for DFF. Potatoes AKA chips impart a flavour to the oil which imho corrupts the flavours. Also Oil has a finite lifespan (not very long) and should not be topped up. We use KTC and use the same batch a few times for cooking Pakoras Samosas and Bhajis and it works out OK, but we never fry chips in the same oil; we tried and the result either way was horrible.
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Not keen on the use of the oil for DFF. Potatoes AKA chips impart a flavour to the oil which imho corrupts the flavours. Also Oil has a finite lifespan (not very long) and should not be topped up. We use KTC and use the same batch a few times for cooking Pakoras Samosas and Bhajis and it works out OK, but we never fry chips in the same oil; we tried and the result either way was horrible.
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#139
Cooking Methods / Re: 10 year curry house experience- Pre-cooked meat and veg.
January 11, 2007, 06:04 PM
Thanks for your clarification Andy. I have been caught like this through bad editing before and been jumped on by this mad (but lovable) lot. You will note I am a bit anal when it comes to Health, Safety & Hygiene; this is because I would get screwed by my local Council H&H team if I said anything different (the local Govt guys do check sites like these I am told). Keep up the good work.
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#140
Cooking Methods / Re: 10 year curry house experience-Curry cooking methods.
January 11, 2007, 01:56 PM
It is interesting Andy that the techniques are identical to mine, e.g. using the back of the spoon to press and scrape.
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