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1 hour ago, Netan Sansara said:

Does anyone have a good recipe for a Korma or similar style curry? Made one at the weekend that was good, but nothing special. 

The best curry I’ve made at home is the chicken ruby from the Dishoom book, and I’m trying to nail down a korma that gives a similar level of satisfaction (I.e. tastes like I’ve bought it from an Indian)

I’m a big fan of this weighty number.

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9 minutes ago, mathematics said:

I mean, that’s literally one of the lightest pieces of evidence to put before the judge. That’s Salmond enquiry light in comparison so some of the things I post.

Better its checked just to be on the safe side though.

Anyway, back on topic - It’s quite likely I’ll be having the mixed grill in about 45 mins.

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14 minutes ago, Bairnardo said:

Should have really got a photo, just had beer battered scallops, squid and Prawns with homemade lemon and pepper mayo.

This will be followed later by duck risotto with a red wine, balsamic and blackberry reduction and parmesan cream emoji39.png

Chuck some dill over that Fritto Misto.

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5 hours ago, Bairnardo said:

Recommending this in the strongest possible terms

https://www.greatbritishchefs.com/recipes/nduja-chicken-thighs-pesto-recipe

As good as N'Dujia & Sobrassada is; we don't need to be firing it all over the place.

Was the same when folk discovered guanciale.

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8 hours ago, Venti said:

As good as N'Dujia & Sobrassada is; we don't need to be firing it all over the place.

Was the same when folk discovered guanciale.

You must be moving in higher circles than I am then 😂

 

The gold standard for booting the arse out of something is clearly Sriracha.

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On 30/10/2022 at 12:09, Netan Sansara said:

Pici is outstanding. I don’t think I’d had it too often before, but on holiday in Tuscany it seemed to be served with everything. Unbelievably good for ragu. 

How cool is Stanley Tucci? The episode in Piedmont had me looking up flights. The brothers cooking risotto looked unreal. 

Just catching up with the series now. You're right about the risotto. The grana padano cream looked incredible but the beer reduction maybe not so much.

The Umbrian episode we watched tonight with its pappardelle with cinghiale ragu topped the lot so far. Also, what about the wee suckling pig made by Giorgione?

Salivating Homer Simpson GIF

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