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#421
Oh, I've tried those before. Found them to be super salty.
#422
Ooooh that looks good soberat. How did you make the gravy?
#423
I think artisan is pushing it. Let's just say hand-stretched (by a not very accurately calibrated pair of hands).
#424
Haha yeah you're right. I didn't mean to be rude :)

Here is that ebook I recommended. All the info (and more) is on this forum, but having it laid out in a logical sequence is helpful for beginners because finding it all on the forum can be a challenge.

http://www.indiancurryrecipes-cbm.com/online-store.php
#425
Latest in a series of "bad looking pizzas" (livo's quote). Peppered salami, chorizo, curried chicken (precooked chicken which never made it to a curry), red pepper and green chillies.

#426
Quote from: Kattis on May 02, 2015, 06:44 PM
Quote from: Sverige on May 01, 2015, 06:41 AM
Wonderful looking feast there Livo. Hope your madras turned out well. It looks good, must've been nice in contrast to the chicken curries.

Men Hej p
#427
Hej och v
#429
Worth keeping in the back of your mind for that day the oven element fails on you, or it's too hot in the middle of summer to switch the oven on

http://youtu.be/T1-0Pm0UVA4
#430
This was an Aberdeen Angus quarter pounder burger with a good slab of cheese, dill pickle, fried egg, chorizo, diced onion and burger sauce served up in a home made burger bun with crunchy onion rings and fries on the side.  Quicker to cook than to type out.  Sorry second pic is a bit blurry, I think I got a thumb print over the iPhone lens (I'm always doing that)

Pretty much everything was from first principles (although to be fair I didn't make the cheese or lay the egg), but the burger was pressed from mince in a banggood burger press, the burger sauce was made from Mayo, ketchup, that spicy chilli sauce with the green top which I can't remember the name of and a dab of mustard, and the onion rings were battered and breaded by my own fair hand.