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What do you do with your value curry sauce?
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We have a mr s basics (9p)curry night every week and its yummy! Very nice for making a veg curry as well as chicken etc .We also serve it with mr s basics long grain rice.JAN GC- £155.77 out of £200
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I have the Mr T tins. I've found they need more flavouring. I add some extra curry powder and stuff. They are OK as basics but not something I'd use on their own.Put the kettle on.0
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My daughter likes it. A packet of basics noodles (cooked without the little sachet), bean sprouts (when Mr T sold them for about 7p a tin), some sweetcorn and the cheapy curry sauce made a quick, very cheap, Chow Mein style meal.Dum Spiro Spero0
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i keep a couple of bottles of the Asda cheap stuff in the cupboard. Handy for when you've got some left over chicken, throw the chicken, chopped onion and a chopped pepper in the wok and add a jar of that.0
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I have been buying Tescos one for years even when it was a lot more. I love it goes nice with chips0
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I use Mr S 9p jars as a kinda "base" or as just with chicken for a cheap quick meal.
Fave thing to do though is to fry off onion and garlic, throw in the some chicken and or veg... then the jar of curry..... a tin of chopped tomatoes and some chopped coriander with extra curry powder or even paprika if no curry powder just to give it a kick. Simmer for a while and serve with mr S basic rice. Yummy and dirt cheap!0 -
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I usually mix it with a good sauce like Pataks or something as a filler to bulk it out. I do the same with cheap sweet and sour and mix it with Sharwoods Kung Po. makes it go further....NO to pasty tax We won!!!! Just shows that people power works! Don't be apathetic to your cause!0
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makes for great curried parsnip soup!!Emma :dance:
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