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#151
It went a corker :)

Just got in. I made 20kg of Chicken worth and there is only about just under 1/4 left, which will be used up on Saturday night :)

I'll probably get to post the recipe over the weekend.

Cheers,

Bob
#152
Made this tonight for the punters at the UNI, but BIG style.

Unfortunately, I am still at work so will post the recipe later on...

Lovely Curry Stephen!! :)
#154
Quote from: michael.t on October 09, 2013, 09:09 PM
These dishes are very useful so me ( bulk) Bob
I do lots of buffets and dinners at my club through the year
What stocks do you use

Hi Michael, in the Kitchen we use Knorr professional Buillons etc, but any good stock would do.

As Phil just pointed out to me, this is not a typical Vietnamese dish according to his wife, and I have to agree with him when looking at the picture of the author just inside the back cover. (Rather more American), however, I have to say that this dish is a winner wherever it is from. It just happened to be in the Vietnamese section of my recipe book :)
#155
I didn't know which section to post this, but Wednesday night at the UNI is Thai night (or anything closely related in my opinion), so I was sifting through recipes today and found this.

All I can say is, it is like a braised beef dish in tomato, but with an oriental twist and went really well. It is full of flavour with a rich sauce.

I used 8kg of beef strips (stroganoff) shaped beef.

Ingredients
8kg Beef Strips
16 Onions, peeled and finely sliced
5 Red Peppers, finely sliced
5 Green Peppers, finely sliced
200g Butter
60 cloves garlic, finely sliced
30 Julienned strips  of fresh Ginger
2.5Kg Tin Plum Tomatoes
20 Tbsp Dark Soy Sauce
2 tbsp Tomato Puree
4 Litres of Beef Stock
Salt & Pepper

Method
Melt the butter in a pan and add the onions, gently saute until soft and translucent, then add the garlic and ginger and continue to cook until the garlic is soft.

Add the peppers and stir fry until softish.

In a separate pan seal the beef strips in some hot oil and set aside.

Add the beef to the onion mixture, add the soy sauce, beef stock, tomatoes, tomato puree and bring to the boil, then turn the heat down and simmer until the beef is really tender.

Season with salt and pepper and serve with rice.

Vietnamese Braised Beef with Tomato

#156
Traditional Indian Recipes / Re: Karahi
October 09, 2013, 07:56 AM
Hi Mick,

I love a good Karahi and have just copied your recipe to Word, so I can mail it to my account at the UNI.

I'll give this a go over the next few days and post some pictures :)

Good work :)
#157
Product Reviews / Re: Gas Oven Tandoori Pan
October 09, 2013, 07:49 AM
#158
Product Reviews / Gas Oven Tandoori Pan
October 08, 2013, 09:11 PM
Hi All,

Came across this today on "Spices of India".

Was just wondering if anyone has had access to one of these or knows anyone who has and can shed any light on their findings?

At
#159
I also shop at Aldi now and again, I think they have some great products :)
#160


Hi Stephen,

What recipe do you use for the Yellow Mint Sauce please?
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It's Dip's recipe Bob - here is the link:

https://curry-recipes.co.uk/curry/index.php/topic,5428.0.html
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Thanks Mate :)