the takeaway secret

Pretani

merlin1 wrote: »

The cheapest place to buy The Takeaway Secret is Book Depository at £3.77 inc. delivery. Alternatively, it's a penny more (£3.78) on Amazon.

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alot sheaper at amazon now:D

coffeemonster*123

Mine arrived this morning. We had Donna kebabs for tea, just like the local kebab shop without the yucky grease. nom nom nom. :T

kirsty822001

QUOTE =Have now found the garlic powder in Sainsburys in the asian section 59p a bag i had been using garlic in the tube but its all the same really

ah fab thats good to know

lucy*locket wrote: »

The Tikka Massala is my favourite curry recipe ever, we have it most Saturday nights:j. Asda also sell the coconut powder with their ethnic foods, I bought 4 boxes for my store cupboard, as I don't always shop at Asda. Each box will do four curries I reckon. HTH.

BRILL thankyou !!!thats defo worth going to asda for ;-):D

Waxy_Bean

Made my first thing from the book yesterday - the banana muffins. They were delicious, if a little sweet (might reduce the sugar next time). They rose beautifully but then sunk when they came out of the oven, into a squidgy delicious cakey-mess. That might have been due to the fact that I used a vegan egg replacement though (DS allergic to eggs and milk).

1jim

Now in stock at Play.com £2.99 can also get a little cashback from topcashback (probably quidco as well)

hopefulshell07

Just found this thread and have ordered mine just now. Will be taking it to Alaska with me for my friend who emigrated there, she can't get kebabs and misses them so much as well as a chinese take away curry! Great thread.

Oddjob

I didn't think I would have any use for this book as I don't like curries, chinese or burgers but you have just mentioned 'Banana muffins' ha ha, now you are talking. I love banana cakes.
Can you tell me, are there many cake recipes in the book, enough to make it worth me buying it? Who's take away are the Banana muffins? - Starbucks or someone?

Thanks in advance

Waxy_Bean wrote: »

Made my first thing from the book yesterday - the banana muffins. They were delicious, if a little sweet (might reduce the sugar next time). They rose beautifully but then sunk when they came out of the oven, into a squidgy delicious cakey-mess. That might have been due to the fact that I used a vegan egg replacement though (DS allergic to eggs and milk).

tjp70

The chocolate chip cookies in this book are to die for. They are as good as any that the supermarkets sell in those little bags.

I also make the pizza and that's now a family favourite. Buy the book Oddjob, it will repay you many many times.

focus888

Hey all, my friend gave me the kebab recipe for me to try and i made it yesterday was delish about to order my own copy now but can anyone tell me what the flour does in this recipe? is it important? just really curious as everything else is seasoning so not sure what that adds to the recipe? thanks x

flea72

focus888 wrote: »

Hey all, my friend gave me the kebab recipe for me to try and i made it yesterday was delish about to order my own copy now but can anyone tell me what the flour does in this recipe? is it important? just really curious as everything else is seasoning so not sure what that adds to the recipe? thanks x

flour is usually added to bind ingredients (and maybe slop up some of the grease lol)

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