Favourite curry

[Papas1982]

Vindaloo, Ceylon or a Kolhapuri for me.

With whatever the lager on tap is. Cobra or Kingfisher generally.

 

[SwingsitlikeHogan]

No favourite. Chicken Razella is a common pick.

 

[Captainron]

I really love a good lamb or goat curry on the bone. Flavour is so much better with the bones in.
My all time favourite is a Quarter Mutton Bunny when I am back home in Durban.?

 

[Bdill93]

I really love a good lamb or goat curry on the bone. Flavour is so much better with the bones in.
My all time favourite is a Quarter Mutton Bunny when I am back home in Durban.?
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What on earth is this.....

 

[Beedee]

Poppadoms, onion bhaji, chicken tikka biryani, a few cobras. Jobs a good un.

 

[Lord Tyrion]

What on earth is this.....

It look like a square of Brie with curry sauce on it

 

[spongebob59]

For homemade I can recommend these kits :

https://tastesmiths.com/?gclid=CjwK...T4dy0nEbwc4SYoIIsOzykD7Pfu85IvoBoCs9IQAvD_BwE

 

[PJ87]

https://www.thespicery.com/how-to-be-a-curry-legend-cookbook-kit

Love this book and blends.

Take away go to is madras

Out of here balti is outstanding

Doing a spread next week

Chicken balti
Onion barjis
Chana masala
Black dhal
Pilau rice
Mango chuntney

They do a decent mezze book aswell .. taco book is pretty rubbish tho

 

[Cake]

It look like a square of Brie with curry sauce on it

It’s a loaf of bread, hollowed out, then filled with curry… I believe you eat it with the bread you’ve pulled out and then work your way down the ‘bowl’

 

[Bazzatron]

Any time you're in the Midlands, try and find a desi pub that does food. If you find a good one it'll be on a par with most restaurants for a fraction of the price.
Try one of the mixed grills and you'll not be disappointed, comes out sizzling on a bed of onions, depending on the size ordered it should include, tikka, wings, sheekh kebab, fish pakora, chicken lollipops and Prawns too sometimes. For between £12-15 you'll be stuffed.

 

[Bdill93]

It’s a loaf of bread, hollowed out, then filled with curry… I believe you eat it with the bread you’ve pulled out and then work your way down the ‘bowl’

Its a no from me

 

[Hobbit]

Is Murgh not just the Indian word for chicken?

Depends which curry house you go in…

 

[Deleted member 1740]

Mine varies from different places but my go to Curries are Jalfrezi, Madras or a Balti with Spinach.

 

[Captainron]

It’s a loaf of bread, hollowed out, then filled with curry… I believe you eat it with the bread you’ve pulled out and then work your way down the ‘bowl’

Correct Laurie. It’s bloody delicious!

 

[Deleted member 1147]

Correct Laurie. It’s bloody delicious!

It sounds like one of those Californian chowders, where the soup is served in a loaf of bread.

 

[Neilds]

Anyone do Indian for breakfast? We have started going to Dishoom when we go to London. The food is great, recommend the full Indian and naan breakfast wraps - especially when washed down with a Bloody Mary ?

 

[CliveW]

There is something about Indian food that I'm allergic to. Even if I go out with the lads and have an omelette and chips I feel terrible the next day! Shame really as I have missed many a good night because of it!

 

[Voyager EMH]

Forget all this mince pie nonsense, they're for girls. Proper man food is curry, what is your favourite?

Choice of 2 for me, either a chicken pathia or a chilli chicken mossala.

1, 2, 3 - for children or those of a weakling nature.

4, 5, 6 - lager boys and lightweights.

7 and 8 - Full grown adults.

9 and 10 - Now we are talking serious proper curries.

Mildest Curry
1. Korma
2. Pasanda
3. Biryani
4. Tikka Masala
5. Dhansak
6. Bhuna
7. Jalfrezi* - (beware pathetic versions of this in non-Indian eateries)
8. Madras
9. Vindaloo (I've done a few of these in my time)
10. Phall (Once was enough)
Hottest Curry

 

[Oddsocks]

Archari, karahai or narga are the standards, but I do love trying something new. This thread was perfectly timed as me and HID were having a debate about the Friday night take away, looks like she’s getting a kebab and I’m off to the Indian on the opposite side of the road, splendid!

 

[Dando]

Anyone do Indian for breakfast? We have started going to Dishoom when we go to London. The food is great, recommend the full Indian and naan breakfast wraps - especially when washed down with a Bloody Mary ?

not been to dishoom for breakfast but had plenty of lunches there