Men who do not like curry

[Gully]

Lamb is the best meat to curry in my opinion. It works so well.

Agree totally, the meat absorbs the flavours and has such an amazing texture when well cooked, spicy yet melting in your mouth.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

When I first came to this country I was horrified to walk past curry houses and see red faced, sweating men dripping over a sloppy oily fiery curry whilst downing beer every other moment his mouth was open. Quite a disgusting thing to witness, big red faced, sweating tossers frankly whom I wouldn't go near with a barge pole.

Have we met before then?

 

[dexter]

I do love a good curry, I went out with an Indian Lesbian once called Minge eater...nice girl.


Ill get me coat

did you take her home to meet your mum , she sounds like a nice girl

 

[Fef]

You buggers.
It's gone eleven on a Sunday night, up early tomorrow, and reading this thread has given me a serious attack of the munchies. I can almost taste the fragrance of the Pilau rice, the steamy warmth of a Nan, the crispness of a poppadom, and the twang of a nice Madras doing a turn on my taste buds.
Jeez, I could really do with one right now.
Meh.

 

[User removed 4]

Wise words mate

you're like a pitbull that just wont let go !

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Agree totally, the meat absorbs the flavours and has such an amazing texture when well cooked, spicy yet melting in your mouth.

I really like that dry Pakistani (I think) style where they rub spices onto lamb chops and stuff and BBQ it. There's a place in Lewes which does a nice curried lamb shank as well.

 

[El Presidente]

you're like a pitbull that just wont let go !

That's what you said about her!

 

[Gully]

the steamy warmth of a Nan

Rumbled...you are Wayne Rooney!

 

[Gully]

I really like that dry Pakistani (I think) style where they rub spices onto lamb chops and stuff and BBQ it. There's a place in Lewes which does a nice curried lamb shank as well.

Oooh, that sounds good...unfortunately I am some way from Lewes, but that lamb shank sounds tasty. I must try and find a Pakistani restaurant that does lamb chops in that style, most of the curry houses round here are definitely Indian, though we do have a Bangladeshi that isn't too bad.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Oooh, that sounds good...unfortunately I am some way from Lewes, but that lamb shank sounds tasty. I must try and find a Pakistani restaurant that does lamb chops in that style, most of the curry houses round here are definitely Indian, though we do have a Bangladeshi that isn't too bad.

Tyabb in Whitechaple for your chops.

 

[Questions]

You buggers.
It's gone eleven on a Sunday night, up early tomorrow, and reading this thread has given me a serious attack of the munchies. I can almost taste the fragrance of the Pilau rice, the steamy warmth of a Nan, the crispness of a poppadom, and the twang of a nice Madras doing a turn on my taste buds.
Jeez, I could really do with one right now.
Meh.

if you need someone to talk too, if the pangs get too bad , we`re all here for you.

 

[Lord Bamber]

You buggers.
It's gone eleven on a Sunday night, up early tomorrow, and reading this thread has given me a serious attack of the munchies. I can almost taste the fragrance of the Pilau rice, the steamy warmth of a Nan, the crispness of a poppadom, and the twang of a nice Madras doing a turn on my taste buds.
Jeez, I could really do with one right now.
Meh.

You forgot the refreshing taste of the lager (of choice) slipping down.

 

[User removed 4]

Tyabb in Whitechaple for your chops.

really didnt rate tayab,and its no alcohol.

 

[METALMICKY]

Whilst I love curry I can't stand the curry bores who think the whole point is how hot you can handle it to prove how macho they are. And let's not forget that most of the curries you eat in a Take Away over here bear little resemblance to the curries you eat in India.

If you still want to prove what a double hard bastard you are may I suggest you try a little Dave's Gourmet Insanity Sauce with your chili con carne.

 

[mona]

OK so which cities offer the best curry houses?
Bradford, Glasgow, East London, Birmingham, Southampton, Leicester, Manchester.
I'm sure there are others but Brighton isn't so good IMHO.

 

[slinky]

Whilst I love curry I can't stand the curry bores who think the whole point is how hot you can handle it to prove how macho they are. And let's not forget that most of the curries you eat in a Take Away over here bear little resemblance to the curries you eat in India.

If you still want to prove what a double hard bastard you are may I suggest you try a little Dave's Gourmet Insanity Sauce with your chili con carne.

MetalMickey - What you really want is Daves Gourmet 'Ghost Pepper - Naga Jolokia Hot Sauce' - i use it like tomato ketchup. The Insanity sauce is boring compared to this bad boy!!!

 

[Muzzy]

Lamb is good in curries... But even better is mutton. If you make you're own curries you can buy mutton from Azda. Superb IMO

 

[Brovion]

The best thing Britain EVER did was colonise the Indian sub-continent. This has enabled us today to have rich seam of Indian culture running through British life from food to shops that open when you need them. The French and Italians, who always traditionally had better national cuisines than us, nowadays can only stare in envy at Britain's curry culture.

Curry, as has been mentioned earlier, is the food of the gods. Although the word 'curry' is a general catch-all that embraces a whole variety of foods and doesn't have to be a spent nuclear fuel rod with rice.

Nearly quarter past seven in the morning. I really fancy a nice breakfast Madras now.

 

[cheshunt seagull]

I only really started liking curries when I was about 20 which was also the time that saw a major up-turn in my love life...so there could be a connection. Can't think the late night post-pub curries made me a more appealing partner though.

 

[Cian]

I can't stand curries.

You can't stand interesting food. Or large food. Or indeed most food.