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  1. 08-Dec-08, 21:20 #1
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    I would like to see more of your curry recipes too
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  2. 29-Jan-09, 23:44 #2
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    Just made a batch of your curry base and planning to make a dhansak with some of it tomorrow, The base itself is very tasty. Any chance of some more recipes



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  3. 30-Jan-09, 07:10 #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by A9RUNNER View Post
    Just made a batch of your curry base and planning to make a dhansak with some of it tomorrow, The base itself is very tasty. Any chance of some more recipes



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    Have posted another 2 for you to try.
    You can experiment with the base and add bits and bobs to it to make different curries.
    As long as you stick to the base plus garlic & tom puree, you can add whatever ingredients you like to make your own style.( i.e 2 onions to make dopiaza etc).
    If you want hot curry then always add chilli if not then leave it out. (fresh is better as it has a more pungent taste)
    Glad you like the base!. Its so much fun making your own and the aroma makes you hungry!!
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  4. 01-Feb-09, 21:56 #4
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    The Dhansak was fantastic!! Blew the door out of any takeaway I have had before. I can see my take-away spend reducing. Will go for a Bhuna next then start experimenting myself.

    Dont suppose you can tell me how to make a nana bread as shop bought ones are rubbish!
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    Quote Originally Posted by A9RUNNER View Post
    The Dhansak was fantastic!! Blew the door out of any takeaway I have had before. I can see my take-away spend reducing. Will go for a Bhuna next then start experimenting myself.

    Dont suppose you can tell me how to make a nana bread as shop bought ones are rubbish!
    Will post it shortlY for you!!!!!
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    Hi i have just cone across your curry base that im going to make but could you give a recipe for a madras to go with the base please?
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    You will find it here http://forum.caithness.org/showthrea...ghlight=madras

    Its really quite nice.
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  8. 17-Jul-12, 10:20 #8
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    Hi, love the look of this base recipe - I can never get a curry to work for me but this looks really promising so I will try again today. What would I have to add to make something not too strong like a rogan Josh please? And thank you again for sharing.... also what about a recipe for nan bread and chapati's? Getting very adventurous now...lol X
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