Menu

Show posts

This section allows you to view all posts made by this member. Note that you can only see posts made in areas you currently have access to.

Show posts Menu

Messages - spicysarsy

#241

Many thanks for the recipe CurryCanuck I'll get straight onto this one and will let you know how I got on Many thanks S.S.
#242

Thanks for the recipe C.K. looks just the biz and can't wait to try it. Paul
#243

Hi gang, Is there anyone out there that can provide me with the B.I.R. Onion Bhaji recipe. This would ease a tormented soul as I just can't seem to get the taste right. Many thanks Paul
#244

Hi Cory Ander could you please forward your recipe for onion bhaji's. Many thanks Paul.
#245
;D ;D ;D
Hi WelshieinNZ, Welcome to a great website, you'll find a pellagra of information with the knowledge from these guy's n girls. Best regards spicysarsy.
#246
 ;D ;D Certainly looks the biz a whole bowl of goodness.
#247

Looks the biz Hotbot but have to agree to leave out the brown sauce.
#248
Lets Talk Curry / Re: Help needed
October 12, 2006, 09:05 PM
Whole chicken carcases, p.s. next time I'll remember using the spell check, sorry.
#249
Lets Talk Curry / Re: Help needed
October 12, 2006, 08:40 PM
 Sorry about that Admin, I accidently hit the delete button. I was about to say that sometime ago when I was working for my local takeaway I had that pleasure of waching the owner making a vat of massala sauce { base sauce } he first boiled the chickens, then after removing them he proceded to add a moutain of onions, 2 bunches of corriander { chopped finly }, mixed herbs, bay leaves,  vegatale gee, tomatoe puri, and to my suprise a muslin bag containing garlic, ginger, Green Cardamom, Fennel Seeds,Cassia Bark,  ground Methi seeds. Once boiled the bag was taken out  and liquidised, then left to simmer. Hope this is some use to those who are chasing the ulimate B.I.R. curry base. Cheer's Paul 
#250
Lets Talk Curry / Help needed
October 12, 2006, 05:36 PM
 ;D ;D