I have to confess I had to make another batch  :

Quote from: Madrasandy on October 20, 2015, 08:15 PM
Very nice , how does a staff curry compare to a regular restaurant menu curry?

They're more like home style curries which are cooked from scratch without using a base and usually cooked for a few hours. If you've never had one they are definitely worth trying. I've tried Happy Chris's Staff Curry and also Chewys Bengali Chicken Roast. Both were very good although one problem with Chewy's as I reported is you can't stop eating the chicken once its been fried so make extra 

Picked up a couple of Staff Curries from my local last night, one a mutton on the bone curry which I've froze and the other a King Prawn (shell on) curry with green beans and fresh chili. Never had prawns with the shell on in a curry before and I have to say it was fantastic. (shell sucking good   )

Quote from: Phil [Chaa006] on October 07, 2015, 02:40 PM
I buy 4Tb drives now, for around

That was just an example Geoff. You can get 1TB (twice the storage) for not a lot more.

Up to now I can't see a problem with 10. Didn't lose a thing when I upgraded. If your'e struggling, there's bound to be one of your friends offspring who will do it for you. All my stuff is in the same place that I left it. Nowadays I back my important stuff up to either OneDrive, dropbox or Google drive all of which offer reasonable storage for free. I also use an external drive to store films on so I can plug it straight into the TV. Without looking to much, heres a cheap 500gb one

http://www.ebuyer.com/664284-500gb-hgst-touro-mobile-usb-3-0-portable-drive-0s03797

Nice to see you posting Rob. Nice looking food as per usual. Missus would be all over that mixed starter...the only starter she knows. 

Haha, it'll nearly be that for me. I've driven a lot further though. ;D

Yeah I know that. I've passed it many times (including tonight  )

Quote from: loveitspicy on September 08, 2015, 02:22 PM
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