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Topic: Bringing jars to life (Read 3833 times)
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harley
Senior Chef
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Re: Bringing jars to life
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November 30, 2012, 08:09 PM »
The ones I've tried a few years ago tasted very sweet, texture is like syrup, very gloopy. I tried to thin it out and add spices but the tackyness was too much half way through eating and nothing like a curry. I was making decent curries from scratch back then after I stopped going to the TA, tried a few jars at various supermarkets when I didn't have time to get all the ingredients and a little unorganized at home. No way I'd have another jar, it gave me a kick up the arse to get things sorted.
Still wonder how hard can it be to put something half decent into a jar. They add preservatives etc but surely its not unreasonable now to get something that's on par with a curry made from scratch.
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jalfreziT
Head Chef
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Re: Bringing jars to life
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December 01, 2012, 07:53 AM »
I'll have to give that a spin Rob
Usually if I'm out of base, I use KD's recipe for yoghurt curry. It's not bad. But then a few months ago i bought this 6-pack of Sharwoods jars from Amazon, and last night was the first time I needed one. Still 5 to get through....
Going to try find this Mr Naga pickle ;D
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