http://www.spicesofindia.co.uk/acatalog/CurryPastesandSauces.html
I know you can get Mr Hudas stuff from here, not sure about pasco though ^^^^

Will curry plants grow in the UK?

Yeah it goes a bit limp and pathetic once defrosted, still tastes ok though.

You see its the additives in supermarket curries that make people aggressive and argumentative!

Well lets face it im not the only forum user who's had Eureka moments, theres actually quite a few on here, i cant have been the first person to think this.
P.S. You can get pills for paranoia!

Im jumping in here but you can never discount people just not being a very good cook
lol
I mean 10 years and no eureka moment SS? wow thats pretty bad going rofl.

Im more concerned now with Delia Smiths lack of precision in the kitchen.

I thought id go and find out what the Guru of English cookery thought so went to Delia Smiths site..........
"I'm afraid I can't accept the official version of spoons exemplified by sets of (usually) plastic spoons hanging on a metal ring because, one, they vary and, two, I think they're a bit on the mean side. I much prefer to use real tablespoons, dessertspoons and teaspoons. A point to remember is that two teaspoons equates to one dessertspoon, and two dessertspoons to one tablespoon"
Feckin useless lol
And this
http://www.eclecticcooking.com/metric.htm

Ive just checked my measuring spoons, they have the volumes written on them.
0.5tsp=2.5ml
1tsp=5ml
1tbsp=15ml.
ive lost the dessert spoon lol

Well theres dark and theres dark, when you have ertain plants on the night cycle of the day, i would put them in total dark, pitch black, it stops them stretching and produces a shorter bushier stronger plant. So the airing cupboard will be good for that.
The problem is air flow, warms good but lack of air flow isnt.
If on the window sill in the kitchen they get nice fresh air and a healthy breeze, then the plant can breath properly and the branches will be moving constantly thus making them stronger, a bit like lifting weights for us.
Although you will get light polution lol.
Do a test, place one plant in the airing cupboard and one in the kitchen each night at the same time and see which benefits the most.
The only time a plant really needs extra heat is the germination stage and maybe during its daytime. At night it gets colder, the sun goes down.