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Quote from: 976bar on October 01, 2012, 09:32 PMRight now Phil, I will stay there for as long as I can. It's still pretty quiet in the other industry and if the money side of things could change I would stay, so who knows, I might be making turkey & Cranberry Filo Sacks there for Xmas yet Well, that's great news from my perspective, because I have just ordered 30 25L sacks of lawn top-dressing to be delivered to a friend's home in Camberley (local supplier, too bulky and too heavy for nationwide delivery), so I will need to make more than one Chainhurst--Camberley--Chainhurst trip to get it all home, and with any luck I can time one to take in a Bob BIR-special at College.** Phil.
Right now Phil, I will stay there for as long as I can. It's still pretty quiet in the other industry and if the money side of things could change I would stay, so who knows, I might be making turkey & Cranberry Filo Sacks there for Xmas yet
If you are around on Thursday evening Phil, we have another Indian night.
Bob - your mass production curry exploits have got me thinking... over here in Canada, most Indian Restaurants focus on the buffet style. Large plates of various curries etc under heat lamps, replenished as they get eaten, or just turn foul.This type of Indian restaurant, I cannot stand. Awful curries. I'd rather eat McDonalds.Since learning BIR cooking - base plus mains cooked on demand - I can see why the "buffet" style could never replicate what I remember as proper BIR.You seem to be doing it with the Taz base and established cr0 main recipes. Does it scale well? Why don't the buffet guys do it? Cost?Just curious what you think.Cheers and great work,-- Josh
Quote from: 976bar on October 02, 2012, 09:32 PMIf you are around on Thursday evening Phil, we have another Indian night.Can't make it before I leave for Abu Dhabi & Shanghai, Bob; return on 22nd or therebouts, so will liaise with you on my return.** Phil.