This Buttery, creamy delight needs no introduction. One of the most widely known curries in the world. This curry is beautiful when served with peshwari naan or ...
My husband regards my general cooking skills as fair to medium. Since
discovering you my curry making skills are regarded as superb to excellent!
Thanks Al! It is really appreciated!
Glad to hear it Anna. Work your way through some of the curries. A really easy one to do is the Karahi, as no base is needed. Just onions, tomatoes and a few other things. I knock this one up all the time. This is an Authentic curry that originates in Pakistan. Please subscribe, tell your friends. Thanks
I made this recipe the other night, I also used Al's base gravy and pre
cooked chicken, it is one of the best curries I and my wife have ever
eaten. I have been making my own curries for twenty five years and they
have always been good but these recipes and techniques have taken them to a
whole new level. Thank you Al.
I've just subscribed to your channel and I love it!
Just a word of advice - You'll destroy the non stick on your wok with that
spoon!!!
That's why all the pans in take aways are bare metal :-D
Thanks for subscribing, it's appreciated. Glad you like the channel.. The carbon steel wok I use can be used with metal utensils. It's a Ken hom wok made for wood or metal. The gravy could be done in a pressure cooker provided it's big enough. Can't overload pressure cookers. Al
Of course. You may want to reduce the amount though as ground will be more potent. Thanks for watching.
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Hi Al, how do you know how to do all these currie's and assorted dishes? do
you work in an Indian restaurant or something? love your videos BTW I can't
wait to make your base gravy and make a vindaloo, cheer's mate.
Hi Paul, glad you like the videos. In answer to your questions, i come from a family of chefs and cooks so I have never been afraid to cook. I have been exposed to British Indian food for 20 years and eaten in restaurants all over the uk over and over. During that time I have become acquainted with a great many Indian/Bangladeshi chefs. Gaining access to their kitchens is always a great insight and from there a great many secrets learned. Good luck with your base and vindaloo.
Wow this curry is defo for shutting up big mouths, maybe you should call it
the zippy from rainbow curry. Lol
Used your base for first time last night.
Blindin' ;)
Top video Al..had to tone down the chillis though, made loads of your base
gravies, madras, etc.Like someone said, how come you arent on tv?
Ive seen stuff on prime time telly thats not as professional!
Thanks for the compliments. Glad you're like the videos. Regarding the TV, I am yet to receive an offer, who knows lol. Hope you've subbed to the channel. Al