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Curry Night

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  • Pleased you bumphed it aurura as i had it lurking amongst my subscribed threads always meaning to try it. :rolleyes:

    You know what its like.

    Friday night is curry night in our house and I always buy Chicken Jalfrezi from Asda which we love but at £7 for a meal for two it certainly increases the weekly shop and Im sure if I could perfect making curry it would work out cheaper.

    Tried a recipe out of one of my cook books and it was a disaster so kind of gave up on the idea.

    Ok so now its on my new years resolution list and I WILL give it a go.
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  • ... nearly ready ... it looks delicious :j:j:j
    de do-do-do, de dar-dar-dar ;)
  • Hi,

    I have just made the sauce, but am unsure about how much i should be left with - It looks a tad thin at the moment.

    I ended up with about 1600ml. is that right??

    Cheers
  • sandy2_2
    sandy2_2 Posts: 1,931 Forumite
    Wormix, does it need a bit more simmering to get rid of the excess liquid. When I make mine I like it quite thick, like it slides off the spoon rather than pouring off, if you know what I mean. You could try thickening it with some cornflour, adding mashed potato (even the packet stuff) or add some finely grated bread crumbs
  • I Tried this recipe from "The Curry Secret" and also came out with a very thin sauce. The figures in the book are all a little confusing, but I am assuming the recipe for the sauce produces enough to make 2 meals for 4 people (8 individual portions)

    So should the finished sauce be about 1litre?

    Any help would be appreciated!

    Cheers
    Gareth
  • Just tried to make a Bhuna, and was absolutely delicious thanks Curry-Queen we will be using this from now on, goodbye sloppy muck from the ready meal aisle!

    I actually substituted the veg oil with olive oil to make it a bit heathier and it still tasted lovely :)

    Arrowroot i divided the base sauce into 425ml pots and got 4 portions so you get about 1600ml or 4 meals for 3-4 people which is good.

    Just got to get rid of the smell of onions now!


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  • Good luck. My house smelled like a tandoori for days!!
    de do-do-do, de dar-dar-dar ;)
  • Noctu
    Noctu Posts: 1,553 Forumite
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    Hi Curry Queen/anyone else who can answer!

    For the base sauce.. it sounds gorgeous but is there any way I could omit the oil? I'm on Slimming World!
  • same questions as Noctu from me, as I am also on Slimming world!

    Lisa
  • code-a-holic
    code-a-holic Posts: 1,360 Forumite
    Bumping the thread becuase its curry night i our house tonight and these recipies are the best!
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