beefypigeon
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- Aug 14, 2008
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Curry flavored chocolate anyone?
Apparently it's National Curry Week.
To honour this fine old tradition tonight I will be making a Chicken Madras and a Cabbage and Potato curry that I was given the recipeof by the Indian Couple over the road.
Anyone else?
Curry flavored chocolate anyone?
Apparently it's National Curry Week.
To honour this fine old tradition tonight I will be making a Chicken Madras and a Cabbage and Potato curry that I was given the recipeof by the Indian Couple over the road.
Anyone else?
Think you went and spoilt it with the word 'making'. Face it, curry is NEVER going to taste as good as when delivered in a silvery container having been made by an unseen person.
You need to Google "The Curry Secret"
Once made, you'll never buy another takeaway.
Unless you're pissed and can't be bothered.
Dont the experts say that to eat it today it needed to be made 24 -36 hours earlier to marinate and then be reheated today.
Leaving them overnight certainly improves it I think.
Will dig out the PDF for you and the YouTube link to Al's Kitchen.
My brother works at Heathrow with a large number of turban wearers and that is what they told him they do. He also said he has been to parties and the curry is totally different to what he is used to from the local takeaway in Bedfont
My wife works with a Bangladeshi gentleman, he regularly brings his wife's curries in.My brother works at Heathrow with a large number of turban wearers and that is what they told him they do. He also said he has been to parties and the curry is totally different to what he is used to from the local takeaway in Bedfont
Turban wearers was not meant in a detrimental manner as there are so many different indian type employees there that it was less controversial to group them as such. It shouldnt upset them or anybody else.
Dont the experts say that to eat it today it needed to be made 24 -36 hours earlier to marinate and then be reheated today.
Keep digging.
My brother works at Heathrow with a large number of turban wearers and that is what they told him they do. He also said he has been to parties and the curry is totally different to what he is used to from the local takeaway in Bedfont
Turban wearers was not meant in a detrimental manner as there are so many different indian type employees there that it was less controversial to group them as such. It shouldnt upset them or anybody else.