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Messages - Gav Iscon

#1321
Pictures of Your Curries / Re: Zal Jhool
August 07, 2013, 02:48 PM
That does indeed look scrumptious. Will you be posting a recipe Mike?
#1322
Curry Videos / Re: How to Make a Staff Curry
July 10, 2013, 09:42 PM
One word of advice about Chewy's. Make extra chicken as you keep picking at it when it comes out the frier just to make sure its OK.  ::)

And as for Fried's curry, it looks the same as when I did it and seeing how nice it looks again I'll have to have another go at it. Good effort Fried.  :P
#1323
Just Joined? Introduce Yourself / Re: Hello
July 07, 2013, 05:53 PM
Welcome Anita, I hope you enjoy yourself here as I certainly have.
#1324
Yep, well done. Hope he has the decency to celebrate with a curry.  ;D
#1325
CBM's Ceylon Chicken

Tonight, after downloading CBM's second book, the missus demanded a Ceylon Chicken so I thought I would give CBM's a whirl. I made a double batch and it turned out very nice but for me CA's still edges it. Theres a few new recipes to try in book 2 which I'll be having a go at but as the missus doesn't seem to like naga pickle, I'll have to try them at work. Anyway only a photo in the pan this time.

#1326
Lets Talk Curry / Re: Fish Tikka
June 28, 2013, 09:47 PM
I'm sure Goncalo does Salmon Tikka and he'll probably have a recipe for you.
#1327
It was my first attempt at doing this and the crackling was excellent. I built the rotisserie using a 2rpm kebab motor from ebay. The saddle of pork used was over 15kg, took 5 hours to cook and used nearly 20 kg charcoal. We also had real ale on draught instead of the french lager. Next year its hopefully going to be a whole lamb avec roasties. Missed my curries though so I've just demolished a Chicken Ceylon from CBM's book 2
#1328
I was so pleased with my home made rotisserie that I had to post a picture. It was delicious. Served with French bread, homemade apple sauce, stuffing and braised cabbage.