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Post by Lancashire Lass on Nov 24, 2020 21:29:25 GMT
Do you eat curry? I’ve never liked it as it just blew my socks off never mind what it did to my throat! But then I met a lovely lady called Nisha Katona who calls herself a curry evangelist. I really enjoy her recipes and I can taste flavours rather than just heat. I think curry is like marmite, you hate or love it but she’s converted me. How about you ? Do you love, hate, cook or avoid?
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Post by vwcamperfan on Nov 25, 2020 8:16:48 GMT
I have always been a curry lover, and used to spend hours making them on a Saturday night. However since the blooming menopause, my mouth and gums are extremely sensitive to anything spicy - even relatively mild stuff. Gutted as I do love a madras!
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Post by Jazzy on Nov 25, 2020 10:43:39 GMT
We like a curry LL, I can’t do hot though, a dollop of sour cream always tones down the heat 😅
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Post by trisha on Nov 25, 2020 11:59:43 GMT
I didn't think that I liked curry, until one of the local docs had a meeting that I was invited to. He served a selection of curries that his wife had made.
He suggested that I start with spoon of the mildest and work up until I found my level.
All were tasty with spices, no chilli. I stopped at korma
Trisha
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Post by jax2 on Nov 25, 2020 17:40:07 GMT
I like a mild curry, my OH makes some great ones, although he peps his up because he likes it MUCH hotter than I do. He makes a great chicken massaman - delicious  |
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Post by magggzzz on Nov 25, 2020 18:18:52 GMT
I used to love curry but I’ve gone off it a bit. I make a spinach and chick pea curry sometimes using Pataks curry paste but I find it a bit samey no matter which one I use.
However I love a Thai curry. There’s nothing like a really good Thai green curry.
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