Topic: Want to try out an authentic indian restaurant prawn Vindaloo.

[johnny333]

I everyone! Just found this site and want to try and cook a vindaloo,something that tastes as good as my local indian restaurant. Basically I want to try and make a base sauce taste as good as my local indian.I am not sure how to find the recipes yet, but will do a bit of searching.

It will also be very good when I invite some friends around on a Saturday nite for a curry evening.Hopefully I can inpress them with my new found cooking skills.Will report back my finding later to you.

Des :'(

[Whandsy]

Happy hunting and welcome johnny333, you're doing the right thing. Have a good look around the site as you'll find a lot of questions you may have will probably have been answered and posted somewhere in this mighty fine curry encyclopaedia
If you can't find what you want then shout up as there are a lot of very knowledgeable members around here

Happy cooking!

W

[colin grigson]

Welcome Des , there's a stack of great vindaloo recipes on here but I would say the easiest to follow for a beginner would be that of CA ( CoryAnder ) , I love cooking his vindaloo !!

Good luck !!     

[curryhell]

Welcom Johnny,  you've come to the right place.  As Colin says, CA's recipe and vindaloo aren't a bad place, clear easy to follow recipes that deliver the goods.  But there are loads of other equally good bases and good recipes for you try.  Knock 'em dead on Saturday.  Sure they'll be gobsmacked  ;D

[ELW]

Welcom Johnny,  you've come to the right place.  As Colin says, CA's recipe and vindaloo aren't a bad place, clear easy to follow recipes that deliver the goods.  But there are loads of other equally good bases and good recipes for you try.  Knock 'em dead on Saturday.  Sure they'll be gobsmacked  ;D

Agreed cooking good bir at home is definitely a show stopper alright!