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#161
OK JB thanks for that.
#162
JB how much almond powder and coconut powder would you say there is in the big tray?
Thanks.
#163
Hi JB again thanks for posting these recipes, one question does this dish contain any garam masala powder at all?
Cheers.
#164
Curry Base Chat / Re: Most popular base?
May 27, 2016, 10:28 AM
Hi Johnny i use this recipe https://curry-recipes.co.uk/curry/index.php/topic,13136.0.html

I have made this to spec and also made it without adding the coconut block having great results with each one, this base is just so versatile plus it smells absolutely wonderful too. Give it a go and post your results on here.
#165
Shame because the last prawn on the top left of the skewer looks delicious.
Do you buy your paneer in block form or are they already cubed, i ask because the paneer looks a little too thin to be cooked in a Tandoor, done same thing myself. I buy in block and cut into quite thick cubes, only need about 5-6 pieces per person.
#166
Hi Waya from the West Midlands myself, if you need any advice on sourcing ingredients ask away.
#167
Madras / Re: My Madras
March 30, 2016, 01:42 PM
Made this last week and what a surprise it was, it's an absolutely lovely dish,  the lavour of this was spot on for me i loved it.

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#168
Again JB thanks for posting these recipes, one question though  ;)
What size ladle does the chef use 100ml/150ml/200ml/250ml/300ml
#169
Lets Talk Curry / Re: Spicing up chicken korma
February 20, 2016, 02:04 PM
You could add some Naga pickle or some green chillies which i have done in the past and it does spice the curry up, finely slice the green chillies and don't deseed them, lovely, could also add spinach too.
If you have any base you could add 200ml of korma sauce and 100ml of base and then use that as your base to cook curries adding as much chilli as you want.
#170
Talk About Anything Other Than Curry / Re: What
February 18, 2016, 12:01 PM
I would pre-fry it first then add to sauce.