Banana Curry Pizza?

minniepoos_2

scottiedog wrote: »

Sorry I can't help you with a recipe - but it got me thinking about what would you have as a pudding to follow your banana curry pizza - how about Steak & Kidney ice cream or Liver sorbet.

Scottiedog

Urgh!! Almost as bad as some of the 'new' flavours Walkers tried last year. That Builders Breakfast was terrible

radiohelen

When we were kids in Hong Kong we used to go out to dinner at one of dad's clubs and we had this salad made of chicken breast and banana in curry mayonnaise. It sounds vile now but I remember it being fantastic at the time. They made it in the shape of a fish.... not sure why!
Curry and banana is not that unusual - we've always had sliced banana with our curry - even if it was the swede, sultana and peas type!

cuca

We often get a pizza here called a Mexicana. Im not sure if its along the same lines, but this one is chilli mince and when it comes out the pizza oven they slice banana and put on top. Its seriously delish, so I suppose you could make curry mince and do the same

Justamum

I've got a recipe somewhere for a chocolate and banana pizza (obviously meant to be eaten as a pudding!) I haven't got round to trying it yet though, and I've had it for years. I must say a banana curry pizza sounds . . . just horrible!

short_bird

scottiedog wrote: »

Sorry I can't help you with a recipe - but it got me thinking about what would you have as a pudding to follow your banana curry pizza - how about Steak & Kidney ice cream or Liver sorbet.

Scottiedog

There is an ice cream shop in the Isle of Man that did a Christmas Dinner ice cream...:eek: and one round the corner from me that will make any type of ice cream you want...:D a lot of people take their home grown fruit, but they have had a few weird requests and go on to sell some flavours in the shop. Marshmallow Smurf - blue, of course - was very tasty.

Justamum

short_bird wrote: »

There is an ice cream shop in the Isle of Man that did a Christmas Dinner ice cream...:eek:

That wouldn't be Davison's in Peel would it? I wouldn't try that particular flavour, but when I do buy ice-cream for the family I only buy Davisons because it's not full of carp and unpronounceable ingredients

NJW69

Our Indian restaurant do a curry called Malaya that has bannana in it.

It's similar to a Korma.

minniepoos_2

NJW69 wrote: »

Our Indian restaurant do a curry called Malaya that has bannana in it.

It's similar to a Korma.

That's odd - my local Indian has pineapple in their Malaya, but I bet the banana version is yummy!