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AIBU?

that you're stupid if you put butter into a green curry

42 replies

PosieReturningParker · 03/03/2016 19:08

My DH is a trained chef, he trained at the Savoy.... He hasn't done it for about twenty years though.

He does most of the cooking when he's here. I am a good cook, cook from scratch and bake.

I recently bought an amazing cheat Thai curry it's honestly as good as some I've eaten in Thailand for about £2.50. You just add veg or meat or whatever, go and buy it if you haven't!!

Anyway this kit is perfect, good balance of ingredients and quick. I had some garlic butter on the side for the kids pizza crusts. Husband picked it up, please don't use it, I say. Then I go to put it on the table for the kids and it's gone.

He's put it in the Thai curry, you know those Thais and their butter heavy curries! This is not because he didn't know he shouldn't use it, it's because he's a know all about cooking and thinks he's still a bloody authority on cooking.

AIBU in thinking he's a bloody idiot???

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theclick · 03/03/2016 21:39

Wtf! Yes that is ridiculous

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Dafspunk · 03/03/2016 21:37

I was pleasantly surprised by the Blue Dragon Thai curry.

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PosieReturningParker · 03/03/2016 21:33

Bum. I'm not lying about the taste. I've been to Thailand lots of times, it really is good.

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BumWad · 03/03/2016 21:31

Bet it tasted loads better with the garlic butter it's not like he's putting strawberries in your curry is it? Confused

And a blue dragon curry mix? Eugh

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cranberryx · 03/03/2016 20:56

That spoony fucker!! Angry

I would be most angry because it meant the kids went without, AND you deliberately asked him not to. Is he one of those people that puts their hands on the plate when the waiter says it too hot?

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PosieReturningParker · 03/03/2016 20:41

Have to say yy to the pp who said about taking over in the kitchen!! To be fair I now just make him finish whatever I'm cooking when he interferes. Now I'll have to hide the garlic butter, just in case!

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PosieReturningParker · 03/03/2016 20:38

Yup! It's alright now I have wine WineWineWine

And PMT therefore susceptible to being enraged over garlic fucking butter.

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diddl · 03/03/2016 20:33

Interfering know it all!

Did you tell him that it was for something else?

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PosieReturningParker · 03/03/2016 20:30

Is Spam like luncheon meat? (My vegetarian for thirty years now sister used to love that!)

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Janeymoo50 · 03/03/2016 20:20

I've just made spam and pickle sandwiches for lunches tomorrow following this thread. I found it lurking innocently next to some tuna in brine in the cupboard. I bleedin love spam. The other half (1/4 😳) of the tin is on a plate in the fridge. It will be fried with an egg in a soft morning roll on Saturday with brown sauce. I ignored the best before date of Dec 15.

I love spam, did i mention that.

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PosieReturningParker · 03/03/2016 20:19

I can't even describe how it didn't really taste any different what it tasted like.

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DaphneWhitethigh · 03/03/2016 20:10

But what did it taste like?!?!

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PosieReturningParker · 03/03/2016 20:06

Spoonyfucker GrinGrinGrin

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exLtEveDallas · 03/03/2016 20:05

Your husband is a Spoonyfucker. Lots are. Kill him.

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PosieReturningParker · 03/03/2016 20:04

Of course, and collect fox eggs.

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fluffypenguinbelly · 03/03/2016 20:00

Did you slaughter your own free range chicken?

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PosieReturningParker · 03/03/2016 20:00

Honestly it's nicer than a take away.

I am middle class despite the kit, we even have a shit car.

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mupperoon · 03/03/2016 20:00

I've had a spam curry in a village just outside Chiang Mai. No garlic butter in it though!

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PosieReturningParker · 03/03/2016 19:58

Ahem. I'll have you know I bought the kit in waitrose along with mushrooms I forested myself and vegetables my nanny picked from the raised beds on the allotment where we house the homeless in sheds!

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ZiggyFartdust · 03/03/2016 19:57

To be clear: I don't want to be authentic. My thai curry comes from the thai takeaway if its here at all, it definitely doesn't come out of my kitchen.
But you can't argue about what as is supposed to be in a proper thai curry if said curry comes from a box kit, its illogical.

And almost anything tastes better with a bit of butter in it.

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TattyCat · 03/03/2016 19:57

God, spam.

I thought I remembered it being really, really, really nice from my childhood days. Sometime in my 20s I bought some. Oh my! Not good. Cue my childhood memory totally wrecked Sad

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fluffypenguinbelly · 03/03/2016 19:54

Fab x-post with the above statement^ Grin

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fluffypenguinbelly · 03/03/2016 19:54

Um. This is Mumsnet. People will be turning their noses up so high at the thought of you buying a LAZY Thai-in-a-box that they won't have time to think about the butter. On this forum we source our herbs directly from Thailand and really how hard is it to buy the ingredients separately from specialist shops. You deserve all the interfering husband you get.

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