FAVOURITE CURRY

Going to make a curry tonight

Was going to make a Thai Red, had second thoughts though (windows ain't bulletproof)

What's your curry of choice ...Mine is a Chicken Madras with a couple of naans and popadoms (sp)...washed down with a cold one

Going to make a curry tonight

Was going to make a Thai Red, had second thoughts though (windows ain't bulletproof)

What's your curry of choice ...Mine is a Chicken Madras with a couple of naans and popadoms (sp)...washed down with a cold one

Jalfrezi every time!!!

Going to make a curry tonight

Was going to make a Thai Red, had second thoughts though (windows ain't bulletproof)

What's your curry of choice ...Mine is a Chicken Madras with a couple of naans and popadoms (sp)...washed down with a cold one

Jalfrezi every time!!!

Good Shout

Was wondering if anyone eats that Phall (sp)....I tried a Vindaloo once ...never ever again....spewed my ring up after it in Monmouth square, which didn't go down quite well with the locals mind

Goat Curry , I make the curry my self not from a Jar

Goat Curry , I make the curry my self not from a Jar

Interesting Roy ...

Goat Curry , I make the curry my self not from a Jar

I dont use a jar either.....plays havoc with my fillings!

My mums home made curry! I don't like any of that pre packet shit you get from supermarkets, and I especially don't like that rank take away curry that's probably made from cat or dog.

So I get the feeling curry is very popular on your side of the pond....seems like there is a curry post about once or twice a month.

This made me curious....Is this a Welsh thing, or is curry popular all over Europe?

Compared to other ethnic foods how popular is Indian cusine over there?

In the States, Indian cuisine is not as popular as Mexican, Italian, Chineese, Japaneese, or even Greek.

indian is the uk's favourite cuisine. not mine though, mines italian.

So I get the feeling curry is very popular on your side of the pond....seems like there is a curry post about once or twice a month.

This made me curious....Is this a Welsh thing, or is curry popular all over Europe?

Compared to other ethnic foods how popular is Indian cusine over there?

In the States, Indian cuisine is not as popular as Mexican, Italian, Chineese, Japaneese, or even Greek.

Not really for me mate. I'm more ofd a steak and chips or bacon and eggs man myself

So I get the feeling curry is very popular on your side of the pond....seems like there is a curry post about once or twice a month.

This made me curious....Is this a Welsh thing, or is curry popular all over Europe?

Compared to other ethnic foods how popular is Indian cusine over there?

In the States, Indian cuisine is not as popular as Mexican, Italian, Chineese, Japaneese, or even Greek.

Curry is very popular over here mate

National dish at one point was chicken tikka massala

how did i know it was you as the OP in this thread
1 day its a beer thread then its a food 1
you have got issues mate see you nice and early saturday for a pint for breakfast

Chicken Jalfrezi every time.

how did i know it was you as the OP in this thread
1 day its a beer thread then its a food 1
you have got issues mate see you nice and early saturday for a pint for breakfast

..........Loves it ...see you Sat for Beer mate, eating is cheating

how did i know it was you as the OP in this thread
1 day its a beer thread then its a food 1
you have got issues mate see you nice and early saturday for a pint for breakfast

..........Loves it ...see you Sat for Beer mate, eating is cheating

liquid breakfast....liquid lunch.........liquid for tea and by the time i finish liquid supper but maybe after the wedding party i will be tempted for a another of your favourites a kebab on the way home

I had a Indian last satuday, 5ft, 2, bees bollox, nan bread parted easily and spured a rich saucse, but i did not like the smell, so insisted on giving my shammi kheebab on a stick.....urrrrrrrrrrr

Lamb buna with a keema nan!! Washed down with a cobra.

Dark times in the toilet though in the morn

Chicken madras for me alough I also like a chicken saag(if thats how you spell it )

chicken tikka , mushroom madras, but must have a beer or two before

Chicken Korma.

Every other curry is for women.

You always go for a kebab when pissed Marc And ten we never see you again

You always go for a kebab when pissed Marc And ten we never see you again

10 more like 6 mate

Going to make a curry tonight

Was going to make a Thai Red, had second thoughts though (windows ain't bulletproof)

What's your curry of choice ...Mine is a Chicken Madras with a couple of naans and popadoms (sp)...washed down with a cold one

Marc maybe just maybe we will one day have a curry when you are down if you can stay out that is Maybe this saturday Pal.
Anyway the answer to your question is Chicken Dopiaza with Madras heat as i love onions Second choice Jalfrezi or Dhansak.Always have special fried frice and keema naan if i dont overdo the pappadoms
See you saturday

Lamb tikka starter, chicken madras, keema rice, poppdoms, keema Naan.

Either a chicken pathia or a chicken vindaloo depending what sort of mood and where I'm having it. Always with mushroom rice and keema naan. Had a couple of fahl but christ they are challenge.

Beef phal for me everytime

Lamb Passanda!!

Can't believe nobodys mentioned a Rogan Josh, by far my fav indian cuisine, prefer a nice hot chinese curry myself tho

Lamb Madras!

red thai curry with chicken or chicken / prawn dhansak