Your favourite curry...

[Osem]

Come on - we all have one (or several ).

Mine's a rather tasty Hash (duck) Masala with Garlic Paratha and Channa Masala.

What's yours?...



"Curry - now that's what I call cultural enrichment...."

[Graham M]

I help my mate who owns the local takeaway out by doing deliveries for free food when he's stuck, so I get to sample all sorts, I love a good Byriani, Rogon Josh, Methi to name a few, my favourite side dish is Saag Aloo; also known as Palak Aloo depending on where you go which is spicey spinach and potatos

[Russ]

I have the advantage of having a British Indian girlfriend and she makes real indian food - the stuff you get from take-aways and restaurants is synthetic and only made for westerners who a) usually can't handle the spices and b) don't have the time or patience to wait for it to be cooked properly.

She makes an awesome tandoori chicken

[papa smurf]

lamb rogan josh -Bombay spuds- pilau rice- sag bhagi

[martyh]

onion baji ,keema pilau ,lamb balti ,keema naan ,popadoms 3 pints of lager on a friday night with your pals ...can't be beat


oh and by the way anyone says fish curry and i will personnally hunt them down and surgically remove their stomach

[Osem]

Just to be inclusive - I should add the wife's favourites:

Prawn Puri, Sagwala Prawn & Saag Paneer. Yep she likes spinach and loves prawns.....

(Hates the ghee though - goes straight to her thighs she reckons even though I always tell her the only excess weight she has on her is me.... )

[Bulky]

chicken tikka madras or vindaloo , saag aloo , egg pilau rice 4 poppadums with onion and mango chuney and a garlic naan that normally leaves enough for two days meal depending on how much i have had to drink

[martyh]

Originally Posted by Bulky

chicken tikka madras or vindaloo , saag aloo , egg pilau rice 4 poppadums with onion and mango chuney and a garlic naan that normally leaves enough for two days meal depending on how much i have had to drink

yep they always taste better the day after

[Osem]

That's sooo true - Chinese too. I found a great recipe for crispy shredded beef with green chilli and that is truly superb the morning after..... yummy!

[papa smurf]

Originally Posted by martyh

yep they always taste better the day after

cold curry breakfast yummmmmmmmmmmmm

[v0id]

A king prawn naga, keema rice and a keema naan with a couple of poppadoms.

[Graham M]

Originally Posted by Russ

I have the advantage of having a British Indian girlfriend and she makes real indian food - the stuff you get from take-aways and restaurants is synthetic and only made for westerners who a) usually can't handle the spices and b) don't have the time or patience to wait for it to be cooked properly.

She makes an awesome tandoori chicken

I've been to my friend's house in London a few times and his mum always cooks a lovely authentic meal, she's from Bangladesh and knows her food, shame she doesn't speak much English

[martyh]

right thats it ..to hell with the diet and to hell with the electric bill where are those damn menus

[Hom3r]

In the packet in the freezer.

I cann't stand the smell or look (it looks like it has passed through some animal)

[Graham M]

Originally Posted by Hom3r

In the packet in the freezer.

I cann't stand the smell or look (it looks like it has passed through some animal)

The ready meal ones are pretty awful and nothing like the real thing, if the takeaway ones are like that you're going to the wrong places