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Cory Ander
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Curry Night

Post by Cory Ander »

Our youngest son and his Swedish girlfriend are over from Sweden, so a curry night was is order last night:
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From left to right:

Poppadoms
Naans
King Prawn Korma (for the non-heat lovers!)
Brinjal Bhaji
Chicken Tikka Jalfrezi
Sweet Mango Chutney
Chicken and Mushroom Dhansak
Tarka Dhal
Cucumber and Mint Raitha
Pilau Rice
Homebrew!

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All in all, a good night!

Am I the only left still cooking curries? :hmmm:
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Re: Curry Night

Post by pauly »

What a fantastic spread CA, looks absolutely delicious. I'm equally impressed by your homebrew, did you go the full grain & mash method ?

Saturday night is still curry night here but I usually have my Vindaloo & my wife a Jalfrezi.
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Re: Curry Night

Post by Cory Ander »

Thanks pauly, I was happy with the outcome, as were our guests (thankfully!).

Glad to hear that you're still regularly cooking curries.....must be just you and I, then?....... :whistle:

I've only recently started brewing my own beer. So far, I'm still on (Coopers) kits. They produce decent enough beer, to my tastes (and pocket!). I've just graduated to a partial-mash batch (purchased from the local homebrew store), then I'll be on to full-mash (which, as you'll know, requires a little more kit). I'm really enjoying it. I can see strong similarities between home brewing issues (i.e. trying to replicate your favourite beers) and home curry cooking issues (i.e. trying to replicate your favourite curries).....
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Re: Curry Night

Post by pauly »

I brewed my own for years with full mash, it produces the best quality beer but you do need a fair bit of equipment. Since Brexit we're struggling to find much UK beer over here so I might have to start brewing again. A lot of the Irish craft beer is foul :sick: My eldest son signed me up for a three month trial membership of a beer club, they send you a random selection of different beers every month, one of the one's from last month proudly boasted of " black pepper, coriander & orange peel " in their IPA !! Tasted as it sounds : undrinkable.

Glad to hear your son & girlfriend liked the curries, a lot of time & effort went into making that lot.
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Re: Curry Night

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That looks like a wonderful spread CA, great looking food.
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Re: Curry Night

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Thanks, unclefrank, it went down pretty well..... 8-)
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Re: Curry Night

Post by thebluebaron »

Simply amazing Cory Ander!

The wife and I took our niece and intended out for curry whilst he was over from America. They have 'curries' over there but he is blown over by our BIR curries.

I feel America is ripe for the taking, another call "The British are Coming" is needed! :yahoo:
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Re: Curry Night

Post by Cory Ander »

Thanks, thebluebaron 8-)

Maybe others have some photos of their efforts (or of their takeaway BIR curries) that they can also share?........
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