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Unfortunately Al Frash is now long gone so...

Well I never had a balti from there so I wouldn't know the difference. But I'm tempted to try the base if only because of the mental amount of cassia in it. Are you sure you didn't drop a decimal point?

No The Cassia is the Key ingredient. It took me a long time to realise that my first Eureka moment a couple of months ago was down to accidentally overdosing the Kushi recipe with a massive piece of cassia. You could have made a canoe out of it lol.
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Nice one Mick!  Like the sound of this recipe.  What is the Garam Masala you used?

Rob


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Nice one Mick!  Like the sound of this recipe.  What is the Garam Masala you used?

Rob

Hi Rob

It was East End I think - not home made

Thanks

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Mick

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Thanks Mick.  Made a batch of the gravy last night, to spec.  A rather wonderful aroma lingering in the kitchen this morning.  Balti Chicken planned for tonight.

Rob


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Wow!  Didn't think I'd see the day.  The Birmingham Balti nailed.  10/10.  Depth of flavour is completely off the chart.

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I was thinking of making this and while perusing the ingredients I noticed that the base has no tomato and the curry has only a tiny amount of fresh tomato. Is that right as it's quite unusual?

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I was thinking of making this and while perusing the ingredients I noticed that the base has no tomato and the curry has only a tiny amount of fresh tomato. Is that right as it's quite unusual?

There is 250 g of tomato in the base's spice mix.

Rob


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I was thinking of making this and while perusing the ingredients I noticed that the base has no tomato and the curry has only a tiny amount of fresh tomato. Is that right as it's quite unusual?

There is 250 g of tomato in the base's spice mix.

Rob

Ah yes, that well known spice ... tomato!

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I was thinking of making this and while perusing the ingredients I noticed that the base has no tomato and the curry has only a tiny amount of fresh tomato. Is that right as it's quite unusual?

There is 250 g of tomato in the base's spice mix.

Rob

Ah yes, that well known spice ... tomato!

Get on with it :)  It's top drawer balti.
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Wow!  Didn't think I'd see the day.  The Birmingham Balti nailed.  10/10.  Depth of flavour is completely off the chart.

Thanks for giving it a try.  :like: :like:

Glad you enjoyed it  :pit:

Kind Regards

Mick



 

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