Vindaloo, Ceylon or a Kolhapuri for me.
With whatever the lager on tap is. Cobra or Kingfisher generally.
With whatever the lager on tap is. Cobra or Kingfisher generally.
SwingsitlikeHogan
Major Champion
No favourite. Chicken Razella is a common pick.
Captainron
Big Hitting, South African Sweary Person
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.?
My all time favourite is a Quarter Mutton Bunny when I am back home in Durban.?
Bdill93
Undisputed King of FOMO
What on earth is this.....
Beedee
Assistant Pro
Poppadoms, onion bhaji, chicken tikka biryani, a few cobras. Jobs a good un.
It look like a square of Brie with curry sauce on it
spongebob59
Journeyman Pro
For homemade I can recommend these kits :
https://tastesmiths.com/?gclid=CjwK...T4dy0nEbwc4SYoIIsOzykD7Pfu85IvoBoCs9IQAvD_BwE
https://tastesmiths.com/?gclid=CjwK...T4dy0nEbwc4SYoIIsOzykD7Pfu85IvoBoCs9IQAvD_BwE
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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
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
Club Champion
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’
Bazz
Q-School Graduate
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.
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
Undisputed King of FOMO
Its a no from me
Depends which curry house you go in…
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Mine varies from different places but my go to Curries are Jalfrezi, Madras or a Balti with Spinach.
Captainron
Big Hitting, South African Sweary Person
Correct Laurie. It’s bloody delicious!
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It sounds like one of those Californian chowders, where the soup is served in a loaf of bread.
Neilds
Assistant Pro
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
Tour Winner
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
Slipper Wearing Plucker of Pheasants
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
Ryder Cup Winner
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!
not been to dishoom for breakfast but had plenty of lunches there
