11-07-2022, 08:42 AM
Curry doesnt make you stink. When you fry the spices the aroma can linger in clothes, or if you get spices on your hands and clothes. It doesnt do your breathe any favours.
Cooking a curry will fill your house with a curry aroma, and your neighbours will know whats cooking. The aroma is divine. Im impressed that a lot of people have had a curry. If you havent got an authentic curry restaurant near you Duchess, making your own is a skilled business.
Buying it out of a jar is laughable. The best curry chefs can take five years to do it properly. There are many dos and donts in making curry, all of them making a big difference. Its how to cook the onions, frying the spices, the use of water at the right time, the balance between heat and no heat, how to do the base gravy.
You need to try and get an authentic curry Duchess, if you like it try doing your own. There are many videos on you tube. Kings Lynn, up the road from me has a wonderful restaurant. Doing your own competently is a tough ask, maybe i can come over and coach you through it.
I know.....life is for living.
Cooking a curry will fill your house with a curry aroma, and your neighbours will know whats cooking. The aroma is divine. Im impressed that a lot of people have had a curry. If you havent got an authentic curry restaurant near you Duchess, making your own is a skilled business.
Buying it out of a jar is laughable. The best curry chefs can take five years to do it properly. There are many dos and donts in making curry, all of them making a big difference. Its how to cook the onions, frying the spices, the use of water at the right time, the balance between heat and no heat, how to do the base gravy.
You need to try and get an authentic curry Duchess, if you like it try doing your own. There are many videos on you tube. Kings Lynn, up the road from me has a wonderful restaurant. Doing your own competently is a tough ask, maybe i can come over and coach you through it.
I know.....life is for living.