baildon blue
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Got to say i love a curry i should do im from Bradford the food of champions
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National Curry Week
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jimharri
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A nice piece of steak, a couple of taters and a few fried onions. Simple, but e-bloody-ffective.paphos-mcfc said:jimharri said:Best cuisine on the planet?
My opinion of course. What say you jimharri?
law74
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jimharri said:A nice piece of steak, a couple of taters and a few fried onions. Simple, but e-bloody-ffective.paphos-mcfc said:jimharri said:Best cuisine on the planet?
My opinion of course. What say you jimharri?
especially if the taties have been sliced and cooked in deep fat cooking oil, maybe with some shrooms and a fried egg just to be more healthy.
jimharri
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Nope; boiled spuds, and I don't like mushrooms (a helping of garden peas wouldn't go amiss though. Hold the egg for brekkie.law74 said:jimharri said:A nice piece of steak, a couple of taters and a few fried onions. Simple, but e-bloody-ffective.paphos-mcfc said:My opinion of course. What say you jimharri?
especially if the taties have been sliced and cooked in deep fat cooking oil, maybe with some shrooms and a fried egg just to be more healthy.
squirtyflower
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tell you whatlaw74 said:jimharri said:A nice piece of steak, a couple of taters and a few fried onions. Simple, but e-bloody-ffective.paphos-mcfc said:My opinion of course. What say you jimharri?
especially if the taties have been sliced and cooked in deep fat cooking oil, maybe with some shrooms and a fried egg just to be more healthy.
you can't tell you guys are irish
law74
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jimharri said:Nope; boiled spuds, and I don't like mushrooms (a helping of garden peas wouldn't go amiss though. Hold the egg for brekkie.law74 said:jimharri said:A nice piece of steak, a couple of taters and a few fried onions. Simple, but e-bloody-ffective.
especially if the taties have been sliced and cooked in deep fat cooking oil, maybe with some shrooms and a fried egg just to be more healthy.
Wierdo.
How can anyone not like mushrooms?
And just get more eggs, two fried for breakfast, egg and onion sarnies for dinner and steak, onions, chips, mushrooms and two fried eggs for tea, then a couple of egg banjoes or an egg onion and mushroom omelette for supper.
rushts
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Quick question to the connoisseurs..... I love a Lamb Korma but also love hot curry (jalfrezi/ Madras). Can you make a Korma hot or is it a big no no ?
paphos-mcfc
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rushts said:Quick question to the connoisseurs..... I love a Lamb Korma but also love hot curry (jalfrezi/ Madras). Can you make a Korma hot or is it a big no no ?
You can indeed. There's no rule of how much chilli goes in.
guinnessdaze
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I normally have two curries a week,Chicken Kashmiri Masala with spinach,home cooked.