[Food] So what is the king of curries?

[maffew]

Fecking hell I would love a prawn bhuna and a naan (insert mom joke) like now like anyways innit
and a poppadom

 

[Super Steve Earle]

Surely it should be 'Which is the king of curries?'

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

THIS.

Everything in restaurants is blended for the British/Western palate.

Anything cooked at home by Indians shits all over most take away or restaurant curries.

I absolutely love a dish which is effectively curried chicken soup with home made masala spice, potatoes and a tomato and onion gravy. Bloody handsome but not on any menu anywhere.


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Almost a mulligatawny in fact.

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

I put jalfrezi, pretty much never goes wrong even at a mediocre restaurant
Close call vs Bhuna though, had the most fantastic prawn one recently
You are spoilt for choice for restaurants down south but up here the curries beats southern ones hands down

Well Worcester is a stones throw from Birmingham. The home of all that is best about Indian curries in this country.

 

[Cadiz Seagull]

Who remembers the Black Chapati that used to be in Preston Circus?

Far and away the best Indian food I have ever had outside of India.

 

[maffew]

Well Worcester is a stones throw from Birmingham. The home of all that is best about Indian curries in this country.

Correct, Brum and Worcester currries are in my opinion better than North West ones (like the curry mile) god I want one now big time,the baltis here are just amazing

 

[Cheshire Cat]

Where is the option for a Thali so you can have a small one of everything at the same time?

 

[Blackadder]

Chicken (or lamb) ceylon.

Mind you, it can vary a lot between restaurants.

 

[Bozza]

Vindaloo all the way for me.

I've been up above Phal before with a Tindaloo, but it was a drunk bet type of thing. I do have a bizarre ability to eat stupidly hot stuff.

 

[maffew]

Vindaloo all the way for me.

I've been up above Phal before with a Tindaloo, but it was a drunk bet type of thing. I do have a bizarre ability to eat stupidly hot stuff.

Have you or would you do the one chip challenge? (basically a dorito covered in ghost pepper? Comes in a coffin shaped box)

Carolina reaper I think actually

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

Chicken (or lamb) ceylon.

Mind you, it can vary a lot between restaurants.

Aren't you also a dhansak fan Blackadder? or am l getting confused?

 

[Blackadder]

Aren't you also a dhansak fan Blackadder? or am l getting confused?

Not me CS. I also like a Jalfrezzi, sometimes a Madras.

Not sure I have had a dhansak. Think I will try one now.

 

[looney]

I cook my own Bengal mustard fish curry or Kerala fish curries from scratch. Good restaurants are so thin on the ground I dont bother.

Have Vindaloo at Welfarespoons to mask the "meat", Favourites are Prawn Puree and lamb bhuna but havent been to Indian in years.

 

[Perry Milkins]

Not me CS. I also like a Jalfrezzi, sometimes a Madras.

Not sure I have had a dhansak. Think I will try one now.

Mate.

You know I is Anglo Indian and cook my own rubes...

Don't wait for an invite!

My vindie is legendary...

 

[Perry Milkins]

Not me CS. I also like a Jalfrezzi, sometimes a Madras.

Not sure I have had a dhansak. Think I will try one now.

keep it on the plate not on MC's lap!

 

[Perry Milkins]

Mate.

You know I is Anglo Indian and cook my own rubes...

Don't wait for an invite!

My vindie is legendary...

That is rubes for Ruby Murray..

 

[maffew]

I cook my own Bengal mustard fish curry or Kerala fish curries from scratch.

Nom. not sure what Kerala is but fish in curries is godly. Bengal mustard CRAB curry

 

[clapham_gull]

I like a specific ruby from my local curry house.

Do I win a prize ?

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[Birdie Boy]

I like jalfrezi, dupiaza, karahi, Madras but Madras is never ever the same in any two restaurants, so don't bother.

 

[Raleigh Chopper]

Unfortunately we dont have one in Plymouth, but when I visit London we head straight for our favourite Sri Lankan restaurant.
For me better than most Indian fare.
Too many things i like to name a favourite but i do like a basic fish curry and egg hoppers.