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Edited the 1st post, hope i makes more sense.
Good Idea WhandsyI think you should, refine it a bit more and people should say what type of BIR or TAtheir dish comes from i.e. Bengali or Pakistani/Punjabi, South Indan etc
Hi GoncaloJust wondered how you got on with my recipe?Best RegardsMick
Can anyone help me with this one please.My local BIR puts some finely chopped stalks in the finished curry,they taste the sameas coriander but on closer inspection the stalk is ridged like celery.I can't find any fresh coriander that looks like it and wasn't sure if it's actually another fresh herb theyare using or is just a different type of coriander.
Quote from: RubyDoo on May 08, 2013, 05:50 PMQuote from: DalPuri on May 08, 2013, 05:46 PMSo the question for the purists is, Is this BIR? No gravy, No powdered spices, but cooked by a BIR chef in a British Indian Restaurant. ;D Many BI restaurants will do a plain fried chicken and chips. Same question? Not quite Indian though.
Quote from: DalPuri on May 08, 2013, 05:46 PMSo the question for the purists is, Is this BIR? No gravy, No powdered spices, but cooked by a BIR chef in a British Indian Restaurant. ;D Many BI restaurants will do a plain fried chicken and chips. Same question?
So the question for the purists is, Is this BIR? No gravy, No powdered spices, but cooked by a BIR chef in a British Indian Restaurant. ;D