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They are what I would consider a "proper" bir. Been there for decades, same family cooking the whole time. Never changes.....fantastic food!It was a shame to see the others win. I think it goes to show the traditional/old school bir will soon be lost to those who think this food needs to be fiery hot and heavily spiced rather than balanced. Why Do chefs think they need to innovate and try to be flash, rather than producing what everyone already enjoys?
The in laws live 100 yds from the Curry Corner (the traditional one in Cheltenham) so this was a must watch. We go to Chelt most weekends and the smell at 5 p.m. will set your saliva glands buzzing!!!!They are what I would consider a "proper" bir. Been there for decades, same family cooking the whole time. Never changes.....fantastic food!Yep - agree Bobby, interesting to see the paste made like this.I think it was emin-j (maybe wrong) who previously posted a method similar to this, cooking a curry from scratch. If this is how they do a madras I can tell you it's very...very good.It was a shame to see the others win. I think it goes to show the traditional/old school bir will soon be lost to those who think this food needs to be fiery hot and heavily spiced rather than balanced. Why Do chefs think they need to innovate and try to be flash, rather than producing what everyone already enjoys?