Why is there no Curry thread in this forum?

[mosiddiqi]

sort it out :o

[hobo]

sort it out :o



curry who eats curry http://dailydelicious.blogspot.com/2008/02/tonkatsu-curry-rice.html


the House curry is very popular in japan and it is very good stuff

[Mark Wein]

sort it out :o


Perhaps it is for you to educate us....I for one am woefully under experienced with curry....biggrin

[Phil513]

I absolutely love Thai curry dishes.

My favorite is masaman i think its called. To die for.


Also, Thai food is by far the hottest thing served in a public restaurant that i have ever eaten, for you hot pepper dudes. If you order a 5 on the scale 1-5, you better be ready.

[335clone]

I'm not much of a curry fan. Tried it again last week with the same results. idn_smilie

[mosiddiqi]

Perhaps it is for you to educate us....I for one am woefully under experienced with curry....biggrin

A good Indian/Pakistani style curry is like making love to a beautiful woman...um, well, I don't know where I'm going with that one..but trust me, it's good stuff :o

Key ingredients: Garlic, Ginger, Cumin, Coriander, Turmeric, Chillies. Also, Cinnamon bark, Cloves, Cardomom and Bay leaves.

With those ingredients, a chopped onion, chopped tomato and/or yoghurt you have the makings of a killer sauce to which you simply add your meat of choice. I tend to use the small, thin "finger chillies" which are fairly fierce, or the fatter "bullet" chillies which aren't that hot but have a fantastic flavour.

[Mark Wein]

A good Indian/Pakistani style curry is like making love to a beautiful woman...um, well, I don't know where I'm going with that one..but trust me, it's good stuff :o

Key ingredients: Garlic, Ginger, Cumin, Coriander, Turmeric, Chillies. Also, Cinnamon bark, Cloves, Cardomom and Bay leaves.

With those ingredients, a chopped onion, chopped tomato and/or yoghurt you have the makings of a killer sauce to which you simply add your meat of choice. I tend to use the small, thin "finger chillies" which are fairly fierce, or the fatter "bullet" chillies which aren't that hot but have a fantastic flavour.

It sounds like there are different types of curry as well...

[Chihlidog]

Curry can be absolutely amazing. The Indian stuff I get is considered curry. Makhani, Korma, Tikka Masala, etc. The best I have ever had was just called "green beef curry" at a local restaraunt. Seriously, I cant describe how good the stuff was. love0

[mosiddiqi]

It sounds like there are different types of curry as well...

Yep...in the UK the most popular is the Indian/Pakistani stuff, although most of the restaurants are in fact Bangladeshi run...long story...:o

My parents emigrated to Uganda, East Africa, in the 50's and the kind of food I grew up with was North Indian/Pakistani with an East African accent..so we added stuff like coconut milk, yams and all sorts of veggies that wouldn't be traditionally Indian.

[Denverdave]

My parents emigrated to Uganda, East Africa, in the 50's and the kind of food I grew up with was North Indian/Pakistani with an East African accent..so we added stuff like coconut milk, yams and all sorts of veggies that wouldn't be traditionally Indian.

Those sound like very tasty variations...

[Phil513]

Those sound like very tasty variations...

Curry and coconut milk is pure and total win.