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Its the weather, happens every year.Any suggestions for improving the site greatly appreciated though!Stew
Ah, well if you are now in Kingswood I would have missed you anyway. Do try Eat-Thai (at lunch-time; a bit pricey of an evening) and let me know what you think.** Phil.
Quote from: 976bar on March 05, 2015, 08:02 AMI left the Uni for a while to work in London, but hated it and am now back at the Uni, so I should be on here more often now Ah, didn't realise you were back; we would have had lunch in College on my last visit (earlier this week) had I known. In fact, we went to "Eat-Thai" in Egham and had two /extremely/ good value lunches (and very tasty lunches to boot) for about
I left the Uni for a while to work in London, but hated it and am now back at the Uni, so I should be on here more often now
Hi I am new to the forum tried your base and bhuna curry it was exellent my wife said it was better than our local takeaway . thank you Alan
Quote from: 976bar on August 29, 2012, 04:37 PMMy personal spice mix is as follows, but you can use many of the spice mixes on this forum or create one of your own to suit your personal taste 8 parts ground coriander7 parts turmeric5 parts ground cumin 4 parts curry powder (I use Rajah Madras)2 tsp fenugreek leaves (methi) finely rubbed1 tsp garlic powder1 tsp onion powder
My personal spice mix is as follows, but you can use many of the spice mixes on this forum or create one of your own to suit your personal taste 8 parts ground coriander7 parts turmeric5 parts ground cumin 4 parts curry powder (I use Rajah Madras)2 tsp fenugreek leaves (methi) finely rubbed1 tsp garlic powder1 tsp onion powder