Curry

Groucho · November 28, 2020

Hi folks.

Seeing as this is the premier website for Everton, mild homosexuality and food, I feel I should share my love of Indian food with you all.

I am an able cook, and have recently discovered The Curry Guy. I find his recipes excellent.

My favourite Indian dish varies however currently I am quite into ginger.

anjelikaferrett · November 28, 2020

I love curry! I think it would be my desert island food. Current favourite is prawn madras. I think I may invest in these books.

tommye · November 28, 2020

It's a yes from me.
Fantastic stuff is curry.

A must for any kitchen

cronullasharks · November 28, 2020

Be ordering them books, best food on the planet is Indian curries.

Gwlacticos · November 28, 2020

Haven’t made my own one from scratch for years, but I like the Spice Taylors ‘Fiery Goan’. I’m hungry now.

Methuselah · November 28, 2020

When I did my National Service in the 1950's, they occasionally served curry in the cookhouse. Have never had it since.

Pootsy · November 28, 2020

Love a good Madras, Jalfrezi or Balti but once the truth serum has been partaken a dirty Chinese Beef Curry on Chip is the nuts.

larbert toffee · November 28, 2020

Groucho said:
Hi folks.

Seeing as this is the premier website for Everton, mild homosexuality and food, I feel I should share my love of Indian food with you all.

I am an able cook, and have recently discovered The Curry Guy. I find his recipes excellent.

My favourite Indian dish varies however currently I am quite into ginger.

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Curries, now you're talking Groucho, food of the God's.
I enjoy hot curries and generally my favourite is lamb vindaloo, would not like to try anything hotter to be honest as that is just about the edge of my tolerance.
I used to work on boats and one of my best homemade efforts was a Goan recipe out of a book for a fresh mackerel curry, which I did wonder about but the combo was excellent and very filling.

chrismpw · November 28, 2020

Into ginger eh?

Should ring alarm bells amongst the resident ginger in mod towers. @RAFUH ?

ste d' indica · November 28, 2020

tommye said:
It's a yes from me.
Fantastic stuff is curry.

A must for any kitchen

Yep that's mrs d's goto book, never let us down.

Alanbileysfeathercut · November 28, 2020

Not as good as Torville and Dean.

atrottel · November 28, 2020

Yep, one of my consistent hobbies over the years. Madhur Jaffrey is great. Have Step by Step Cookery, which looks similar to your one, and Flavours of India. Another one that has seen a lot of use is Camellia Panjabi's 50 Great Curries of India.

In the last 10 years or so, in very non-Indian European countries, you have started to actually find decent ingredients for Asian cooking (more Thai than Indian, but nonetheless). Even discovered, to my amazement, some Geeta's pickles and chutneys in a local supermarket.

What on earth is a USA curry, though? (On the cover of the Madhur Jaffrey book?)

Nymzee · November 28, 2020

Chicken tikka madras.

KaiserEFC · November 28, 2020

Groucho said:
Hi folks.

Seeing as this is the premier website for Everton, mild homosexuality and food, I feel I should share my love of Indian food with you all.

I am an able cook, and have recently discovered The Curry Guy. I find his recipes excellent.

My favourite Indian dish varies however currently I am quite into ginger.

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Literally had some of his keralan fish curry recipe left over from the other night just now! A thing of excellence