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This review is from: The Curry Secret : Indian Restaurant Cookery at Home (Paperback)
Having read some of the other reviews I ordered this book. On the day of delivery I trotted off and bought (what my husband thought) was every spice imaginable. I then commenced with the basic curry sauce. Having got to the boiled onions, garlic and ginger stage it was a weird green colour. Hearing the comment of "Yeauhhhhh what's that"? and "I'm not eating that" from everyone who walked through the kitchen I had my doubts but I carried on. By Friday night the sauce was complete and in the fridge awaiting our home cooked Indian on Saturday Night. I prepared the chicken as stated in the book and made a Chicken Korma for the kids and a Chicken Dhansak for me and hubby. WOW the kids wolfed theirs down and we really really enjoyed our Dhansak. Both currys were worthy of any restaurant or takeaway. Husband has already put in his order for next week. I can't belive how easy each curry was to put together once you have the basic sauce. This book is a must for anyone who has tried and failed in the past to make a good curry at home and if this is the first curry book you buy, you have bought the best and won't need another one.
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12 Aug 2012 19:12:43 BDT
Craig Mansfield says:
Hi. Don't worry about the colour of the onion and garlic, ginger mix. What happens is something to do with an enzyme in garlic, I think. But when you mix onion and garlic, it goes that awful colour. It happens on my pizzas too. As you did, just carry on with the recipe because that horrible council green will be hidden with the tomatoes and later ingredients :D
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16 Dec 2012 23:47:14 GMT
Alexandra Rhind says:
"horrible council green" - love it hehe
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