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Chickpea curry for bloke help please!

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  • WOW!! Your rice looks really good as well!
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  • mrbadexample
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    *'Boiling off' isn't a real term, I don't think. 'Reducing' is where you boil or simmer something for a while so the water evaporates off and the sauce thickens. :p

    I think that's what I did a bit too much of. :o
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  • In that case, splash water in like Jay Jay (from memory) suggested :D
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  • annie-c
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    Ta daaaaaa!


    :D

    Hurrah! Your rice looks lovely and fluffy too!

    And if I remember rightly that's a much smaller portion than your chilli last week..... :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
  • Rikki
    Rikki Posts: 21,625 Forumite
    That looks really nice, hope it tastes as good as it looks. Well done :T



    You will be making pastry in no time. :D
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  • mrbadexample
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    WOW!! Your rice looks really good as well!

    Cheers! Never had any problem with rice, strangely.
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  • Rikki
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    Cheers! Never had any problem with rice, strangely.

    Not many ingredients? :confused: Not much to do? :confused: :rotfl: :rotfl:
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  • mrbadexample
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    It tastes wonderful...got a decent kick but not too mad...just enough to make the lips tingle, but I did add an extra ½ teaspoonful of cayenne about halfway through.

    It is too dry though. :( I have added some water to the leftovers to try and remedy it. I like a decent thick sauce though...almost like a balti sauce would be good for me. How do I get that? Water on it's own won't do it. Do I blend stuff with my brand-new stick blender?
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  • mrbadexample
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    Rikki wrote:
    Not many ingredients? :confused: Not much to do? :confused: :rotfl: :rotfl:

    That's about the size of it:

    1. Throw rice in boiling water.
    2. Wait.
    3. Fish a bit out and eat it.
    4. If it's done, it's ready.
    5. If it's hard in the middle, return to (2).

    ;)
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  • I like a decent thick sauce though...almost like a balti sauce would be good for me. How do I get that? Water on it's own won't do it. Do I blend stuff with my brand-new stick blender?

    Yes, or see my previous post about tomato puree.....

    I've got a mate who makes a lovely HM carrot and coriander soup and thickens it with a stick blended tin of butterbeans. So I guess you could also add water mixed with some mushed up chickpea curry to make extra thick sauce.. ;)
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