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#231
Not that i am aware of, take the time and make a base from the base sauce section

https://curry-recipes.co.uk/curry/index.php?board=2.0

Then you will have loads to play with.

Good luck.
Stew
#232
Welcome to the website, enjoy the recipes.

All the best
Stew
#233
Welcome to the website, feel free to ask any questions.

Stew
#234
I was in Hastings over the last weekend, checking out the town.
I am very interested, try to get a confirmed date for a saturday if possible and ill come along

Stew
#235
Yes i am interested and will attend.
Tell me the date and location so i can book time off work.

Wednesday would be good, Saturday even better.
I will do a full report on the forum.

Its time to get this thing solved.

Stew
#236
welcome to the site, enjoy.
Curry Making always tails off over the summer.

Have a play with the recipes and you will see over winter this forum really come to life.

Stew :o
#237
Its a great idea but you can not retrospectivly update a post to become a Poll otherwise it would work like a charm.

You would need to make a new poll for each recipe.

Stew
#238
Excellent Report joshallen2k,

Have you got the link to your madras recipe?
I still love nothing better than trying a new curry house, i can been seen taking pictures of my food when it come up...i love it.

Stew
#239
I really like the base, except next time i will significantly reduce the salt content as i believe i put too much in.
In addition its quite thick but i think this is the key, thick base packed with flavour which you water down to the consistency you need.

Also the Onion past is a nice touch and i believe the real deal, it certainly adds something.

I made two curries using the same base and onion paste but got two distinct results, a Bhuna and a Madras....both very impressive indeed and this strengthens the concept that given the right base your can create many different curries.

Now i know why curries are super fattening, when you see that lump or margarine dissolving in the base combined with the oil you know this is a serious tummy buster....the price you pay for the real deal.....
#240
Well i got round to making the Ashoka base & Bunjara Paste and here is a finished madras.
I cooked this using my brand new Chefs pan purchased directly from the Bengal Supermarket in Brick Lane (London) last weekend.

If you using anything other than these single portion pans for your curry, stop now and go get one. They are 8 pounds and worth every penny.

Stew

ps
Bangla City Continental Supermarket, E1 6RL
86, Brick Lane, London, E1 6RL
Tel:  020 7456 1000