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#81
Hi

The mint sauce is generally used in the tikkas etc whereas the mint jelly is used in dips etc where you dont want a vinegar background.  with a high enough cooking temp (as in tikka) the vinegar acidity tends to dissipate.

regards

Barry
#82
never get sick of looking at curry porn :)  Keep them coming!

regards

barry
#83
Lets Talk Curry / Re: Recipe books league table
March 13, 2012, 07:32 PM
Rcr is where i initally learned to make bir curries so i am forever grateful to it.  one big plus point cor the site is there is very little sniping going on and definitly no negativity breeders!

Regards

barry
#84
I have tried many home cooked traditional cuuries over the years and i dont think they are anywhere near a good bir curry imho

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barry
#85
5 Gas burner cooker for me.  Love its instant heat alteration.

Barry
#86
Hi

UB, here is the Jam I make.  Got it off net, bbc food I think.  Just enough heat but not too much!  Goes well with cheese and crackers.

CHILLI JAM

INGREDIENTS:
?   8 red peppers , deseeded and roughly chopped
?   10 jalapeno chillies , roughly chopped
?   6 Birds eye chillis, roughly chopped
?   2 Inch Piece fresh root ginger , peeled and roughly chopped
?   8 garlic cloves , peeled
?   400g can chopped tomatoes
?   500g golden caster sugar
?   250g Light Brown Sugar
?   250ml red wine vinegar

Directions:
1.   Tip the peppers, chillies (with seeds), ginger and garlic into a food processor, then whizz until very finely chopped. Scrape into a heavy-bottomed pan with the tomatoes, sugar and vinegar, then bring everything to the boil. Skim off any scum that comes to the surface, then turn the heat down to a simmer and cook for about 50 mins, stirring occasionally.
2.   Once the jam is becoming sticky, continue cooking for 10-15 mins more, stirring frequently so that it doesn't catch and burn. It should now look like thick, bubbling lava. Cool slightly, transfer to sterilised jars, then leave to cool completely. Keeps for 3 months in a cool, dark cupboard - refrigerate once opened.

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Barry
#87
Hi

Gary I'm with you on this process with the garlic etc.  I think one of the important things that people like cory have been saying is you need enough oil in the initial stages to fry the garlic/spices etc.  Any singeing of spices in a lack of oil will cause burning or sticking to the pan.

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Barry
#88
George.  is this not moaning for the sake of moaning. i dont think anyone will give a toss what fo.t or font size a particular comment is made in?

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barry
#89
Any pics on the finished curry?

Barry
#90
Lets Talk Curry / Re: Cooking Lessons with Az
February 17, 2012, 05:02 PM
My shouts for.bhuna as i have just conpleted my own little group test!

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barry