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From a takeaway:
Spinach and chicken pakora Sher Khan or Tiger Khan chicken or sometimes a Tikka Mohanwala Mator Ponir Chipathis At home usually a chicken dish which is medium hot (I tend to like to vary it) with naan bread. |
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19-08-2009, 17:07
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Just a lowly Korma for me, though I do like quite a few. I like the creamy, coconut flavourings of a Korma most of all though.
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19-08-2009, 17:23
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I'll have a crack at anything going as long as it's mushroom free
 Madras and up might need several pints of water though  Prefer homemade too as it's not swimming in fat when I make them
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19-08-2009, 17:57
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Oh god, why did I open this thread .. I NEED a curry now :/
Lamb Byriani Chicken Mango Lamb & Sag Balti Sag Alooooooooooo Poppadoms Mango Chutney Chips Onion Bahjis *must not order curry, must not order curry*
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19-08-2009, 17:59
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Has anyone else tried or even like Paratha they are amazing for dipping in curry sauce. A very good alternative to naan if you want a change.
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19-08-2009, 18:03
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nipples lol (o)(o)
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Aye, tis a good job ive already cooked my tea!
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19-08-2009, 18:55
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Chicken or lamb tikka dupiaza, onion pilau and hot chapati bread.
Or chicken tikka main meal on a sizzle platter with chillis also with onion pilau. All complimented with ice cold Kingfisher lager. Was out for a curry last night with OH and mumsie.
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19-08-2009, 18:58
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The main dish I have varies depending on where I'm getting the curry from. If I get it from the nice place in my town then it's usually a Lamb Tikka Bhuna. If I'm at the place where my parents live then it's usually Chicken Razala. As for sides either pilau or lemon rice (depending on where I am), peshwari nan and bombay aloo or saag aloo.
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