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cod's curry night - wha recipes do you use

38 replies

WeirdCod · 06/10/2008 17:30

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Guadalupe · 06/10/2008 17:32

Dahl, or something with spinach maybe sag aloo. Even sag dahl. Nice to have some veg as well. And lime pickle.

fullmoonfiend · 06/10/2008 17:34

oh gotta have saggy something! Sag aloon is my favourite.
What about green bean one? Have nice madhur jaffrey one for green beans. Or cauliflower?

fullmoonfiend · 06/10/2008 17:34

sag aloon is obv not ehat I meant.

WeirdCod · 06/10/2008 17:35

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fullmoonfiend · 06/10/2008 17:35

eh? wy?>

FabioAsGoodAsItGets · 06/10/2008 17:36

lol at dh and his limited conversation

I like a bit of paneer m'self.

WeirdCod · 06/10/2008 17:36

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FabioAsGoodAsItGets · 06/10/2008 17:40

You can borrow my lampshade collar.

WeirdCod · 06/10/2008 17:40

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FabioAsGoodAsItGets · 06/10/2008 17:41

On me 'ead son.
I was sick as a parrot and that.

cremolafoam · 06/10/2008 17:43

chana bhajia

7 TBS vegtable oil
Onions (one cup chopped, two cups puree)
2 green peppers
2 TBS Ginger
2 Tsp cumin
2 Tsp coriander
2 Tsp tumeric
1 LB Precooked Chickpeas
Fresh parsly and lemon wedges for garnish

Directions

HEAT UP OIL AND ADD ONIONS ON MEDIUM-HIGH HEAT. WAIT 2 MINS AND ADD GREEN PEPPERS (AGAIN, OPTIONAL), AND SPICES IN. DRAIN CHICKPEAS AND ADD ONCE SPICES ARE MIXED. LET BEANS COOK FOR ABOUT 6-10 MINS. ONCE ALL DONE, PUT IN BOWL AND GARNISH WITH PARLEY, AND LEMON ZEST.
or

bombay potato
Ingredients
1 lb half - cooked potatoes
1 onion finely chopped
1 tbs ghee or unsalted butter
2 tsp fresh chopped coriander
½ tsp chilli powder
1 tsp turmeric
1 tsp garam masala
Juice of ½ a lemon
½ tsp salt
½ cup water

Method

  1. Heat oil, add the onion and fry for 2 minutes. Cook until the onion is transparent.
  2. Add the turmeric - mix well, add the salt, coriander, ghee and chilli powder - mix and then add ½ cup of water, bring to the boil and cook for two minutes.
  3. Add the half cooked potatoes, mix well so all the potatoes are covered with the sauce. Cover the pan and cook for 10 minutes adding a little of the remaining water if the mixture becomes to dry.
  4. When the potatoes are cooked add the garam masala and mix in well. Add the lemon juice - mix and serve.
MARGOsBeenPlayingWithMyNooNoo · 06/10/2008 17:43

Will you be using your slow cooker?

How about a dry curry too? like a shashlik or just tandoori chicken?

janeite · 06/10/2008 17:46

A dryish one like Mattar paneer goes down well and is really, really easy to make.

I also like a big jug of mango lassi and some dippy things - yoghurt and mint / coriander and coconut and green chilli.

Coconut icecream to follow.

FabioCatello · 06/10/2008 17:47

janeite I'm coming round.
I like a black forest gateaux with my ice cream to follow.
Ta.

janeite · 06/10/2008 17:54

Black forest gateau? Nope, I don't like it sorry; you'll have to bring your own.

Cod - the mattar paneer recipe I use is a bastardised version of the Nigella one: I can type it out if you want it?

FabioCatello · 06/10/2008 17:55

Pah.

motherinferior · 06/10/2008 17:55

I will send you some of my mother's recipes.

WeirdCod · 06/10/2008 18:05

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WeirdCod · 06/10/2008 18:06

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VersdeSociete · 06/10/2008 18:07

Can I have your mother's recipes too, mi?

duckyfuzz · 06/10/2008 18:08

in Feast Nigella has a curry night special feature, with, needless to say, some weird variations and enough food for several armies

schwotz · 06/10/2008 18:08

Sainsburys indian ready meals are soooooo lovely, It's the only meal I buy ready made. Give it a go.

bellavita · 06/10/2008 18:09

paneer is cheese?

I notice someome has given a recipe for bombay potatoes - dead easy to make (do them the day before)

motherinferior · 06/10/2008 18:10

Sure, VdS: do you eat chicken/red meat at all? Have her dal one (which I confess I don't usually do - I do an Anjum Anand one), kheema, and a couple of chicken/fish things one of which can also be adapted, rather splendidly, for eggs.

My mother has many flaws, but boy oh boy is she a fabulous cook.

FabioCatello · 06/10/2008 18:11

yes, paneer is that rubbery cheese

nom nom puppadom

crocs chris is a fascinating individual with an unlocked chocolate cupboard.

I feel a bit sick to be truthful.

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