Quote from: ELW on March 01, 2012, 07:04 PM
Anyone catch what went in 1st from the spice deck, after the onions/chicken were done?

Hi

That was a tiny dip of Methi leaves.

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Hi Chaps

Sorry for the delay, just so busy atm. Just uploaded JB cooking his Bhuna in the videos section.

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With reference to: https://curry-recipes.co.uk/curry/index.php?topic=7714.0

Parental advisory - Strong language from Az after he tastes CurryHells's phal.

Please find below for your viewing pleasure an example of cooking 'Chicken Bhuna' during cooking lessons at Zaal in Fleet.

Footage kindly provided by JB.

Restaurant Chicken Bhuna

WOW    ;D

What a superb video slide show.

Recognise so many pictures including a few of my own, some of Razors, CA, Ramerez's tikka masalas just to mention a few - excellent work!

Does make you realise just how tremendously well we are actually doing at producing BIR dishes as a whole these days

Thanks UF, now on the list

Hi UF

Kadai Mushrooms looks & sounds interesting - love mushrooms 

Can you post your recipe or tell us which one you used please?

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Hi Rich

Superb post there! the gravy pre-blend with the deep rich colour oil on the top looks fantastic. (Not saying that any of the other pictures don't look great too btw )

The chickens that you boil in / for the stock - do you then used / treat the meat as pre-cooked and use it in your curries?

Edit: My stupid - you wrote 'chicken carcases' not whole chickens....

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Quote from: Salvador Dhali on February 28, 2012, 02:20 PM

snip...

In fact, as soon as finances allow, I think I'll be doing that very thing.

@SD

Many thanks for a superb response. Agree, will probably do what you are planning too!

Thanks again

Regards

@Frank

Interesting shape your iron skillet? do you cook breads on that?

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Hi SD

Was just thinking about ordering this version too. I believe you have now had a chance to use it. Do you think it is the right tool for the job?

Did you have paint issues and have to implement the solution as kindly suggested by DalPuri?

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Great videos CT.

Thinking back a few years and remembering how dreadfully slow things were with dial up modems...

Now most of us click on that link and have a massive good quality video to watch almost immediately in a browser window - its just fantastic

Cheers