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#161
Lets Talk Curry / Re: Another base gravy sample
November 23, 2015, 04:44 PM
Nice one JB, keep us posted.

London.
#162
Talk About Anything Other Than Curry / Re: What
November 13, 2015, 11:36 PM
Quote from: loveitspicy on November 13, 2015, 12:43 PM
Dont have to be careful - ask up front mate - 500 Baht shortime - 1000/1500 longtime
so thats about a tenner shortime - and 20 squid all night long - value for money

Its business

best, Rich
The last time I was in Thailand I had 2 in my hotel room I thought I'd won the lottery as I had 6 matching balls!!!

London
#163
I love it on cheese on toast, put it on before melting the cheese and it's a top snack.

London.
#164
Lets Talk Curry / Re: splitting the curry
November 13, 2015, 11:20 PM
Quote from: Phil [Chaa006] on November 13, 2015, 11:02 PM
I always cook "until the oil comes out".
** Phil.
Same here when the oil comes out you know it's cooked, if there's too much oil for my liking I skim some off.

London.
#165
This link is from their web site.

http://pataks.co.uk/products/tandoori-paste.aspx

It's listed under pastes but the jar says Tandoori spice marinade. when I last went to buy some the shop had Pasco's pastes on offer 3 jars for 2.99 so that what I got.

London.
#166
Haldi,

I ate there about 15 years ago and enjoy my meal, the only thing i didn't like was a pineapple ring in my dhansak which is a pet hate of mine.

London.
#167
Lets Talk Curry / No G&G
September 21, 2015, 11:39 AM
I made a Dansak last night and left the G&G out and to my possibly uneducated palate there was no or very little difference. Has anyone else try making a curry without G&G? if so what are your thoughts. Does half a tsp of garlic and half a tsp of ginger make much of a difference as most if not all bases already have G&G in them.

London.
#168
Pictures of Your Curries / Re: Midnight snacking again
September 21, 2015, 11:14 AM
Nice looking snack Chewy, I agree Maris Pipers are the only spuds I use for chips.

London.
#169
Freezing is the way to go, I use zip loc bags to save on space. If I had to spend over an hour cooking a base every time I wanted a curry I don't think I'd bother and would just get a TA.

London.
#170
Chewy's base and Madras are a good start. Stick with the base and just cook what you enjoy eating, if you usually eat Madras then try a few others from the site until you find the one that suits your taste as everyone idea of a perfect Madras is different. Maybe try some rice and side dishes.

London.