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Curries = expense.
In order to make good/great curry you will need best quality spices, which (sadly) do not come cheap! (least not here in Australia!) For most curries you'll need approximately 6-10 spices (ground:cumin, coriander, paprika, turmeric; cinnamon; garam masala and chilli. whole: cumin, mustard seed (black & yellow); cardamon pods and saffron. I do not believe that the current variety of manufactured sauces are really any good - the salt content is WAY high and the end result (daughter makes her own butter chicken from a bottle mix...uggghh!) is not pleasant. (IMHO) I have a couple of very nice curry dishes on my website if you're interested. The recipes can be time consuming - I usually make up 3 different curries at any one time and that gives everyone a selection. (usually a lamb, a chicken and vegetable one for balance) May sound like a lot of hassle, but if you make up a large batch, it keeps extraordinarily well - in fact curries (like most casserole/stews) are far better 24,48 and (if still around 3 days later!!) 72 hours superb! www.members.optusnet.com.au/hotmetal LadyJane |
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