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StephenCan't say I'm a great fan of aubergines! I don't dislike them, but it wouldn't be high up on my list of dishes to make, I tend to stick with spinach.I agree 100% with experimentation being the key to creating great tasting dishes, which is one of the reasons in my opinion many of us home curry cooks actually produce dishes that may not necessarily be exact clones of our local BIR's but in their own way taste just as good if not better.I also think it's great fun once you've mastered the main techniques to take common ingredients and start creating unique dishes from them. I made a potato and dal dish yesterday that tasted great but you'd never find on any BIR menu!
20. Apna Style Dishes:Hot & spice cooked with green chili, green peppers, coriander & methi.Chicken Chili Bahar -
RobAre your local BIR take-aways particularly bad ones then? Just kidding.But I do think people's experiences will vary somewhat given there's good and bad BIR's out there. All my home cooked dishes would beat the bad ones, none would better the best BIR's I've been to. Somehow the best ones manage an incredibly complex depth of flavour I've never come close to achieving at home. But I put that down to the many layers they add to a dish - I'm just not prepared to put that much work in.I think Cory's whole suite of dishes, base, mix powder etc are pretty hard to beat and set a very good bench mark for anyone wanting to create these kind of dishes at home.My own BIR style dishes are based on his base and mix powder modded slightly to my own personal tastes. I generally add more fenugreek and garlic powder and less salt and fenugreek leaves than his recipes.