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snoopy
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Chicken madras/pilau rice

Post by snoopy »

Chicken madras and pilau rice, Pro base gravy, Mix powder bengal masala powder, Very nice, CA feel free to use the pic for the forum banner :yes:
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Bengali Garam Masala
1 ts Ground cloves
1 ts Cumin seed, ground
3 ts Cardamom seed, ground
3 ts Ground cinnamon
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rshome123
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Re: Chicken madras/pilau rice

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Looks good Snoopy, although a little more zoomed in would be better for a banner pic.

You asked me recently about my base gravy. I posted it a few days ago. Will be interested in your opinion.
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Re: Chicken madras/pilau rice

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Thankyou RS, Camera a bit old now and im not a big phone buff with all the hi tech cameras that now take really good photos, Base gravy! yes, Saw the recipe and as sure as god and hand on my heart, A bunch of fresh coriander stuffed in both ears, i promise by almighty base garvies i will cook it this week, :yes: Promise mate, im looking forward to it, :yes:
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Re: Chicken madras/pilau rice

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The Bengal mix is new to me. I will try it this week with my Tuesday Madras.
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Re: Chicken madras/pilau rice

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Looks nice and saucy snoops. Interesting spice mix.
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Re: Chicken madras/pilau rice

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pubchef wrote:The Bengal mix is new to me. I will try it this week with my Tuesday Madras.
Yeah me too!

Snoopy does the Bengal mix simply replace the standard 'mix powder' in the final dish or is it a replacement garam masala which goes into the Pro base??

Dish looks good, I'm getting consitant results with your pro base and Madras recipe - well happy :smart:
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Re: Chicken madras/pilau rice

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Not snoopy, but the bengal mix is a garam masala variation. It's mostly composed of aromatics.

The color of the madras reminds me of my favourite curries I get here in Ireland. How did you rate it? :)
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Re: Chicken madras/pilau rice

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Goncalo
The bengal mix is a garam masala variation. It's mostly composed of aromatics.
Emptyplate goncalo is correct its just another mix/variation/form of garam masala with aromatic flavours, You can add it with the mix powder or without, It was a nice addition to the madras, The spice mix is supposed to be roasted but i did a quick mix for tasters, I will roast the next batch and let you know how it goes, One good thing is that its not a massive amount to play around with, :yes: Yes it was very nice goncalo,

Heres the link for variations and the one i used,
http://bircurries.co.uk/forum/viewtopic ... 142&t=3656
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