Indian curries

[Moomin]

Once went to some place in Manchester in between wedding service food came cold I complained waiter stuck his fingers in dish said no it isn't some mancs in corner kick off dress em up but they're still scousers you guess the rest wasn't pretty

You've made that up mate.

 

[SteRobbo84]

Used to get pathia all the time, but then discovered lamb garlic chilli rezala. As well as big chunks of tender lamb, the sauce also has mince in it. Obviously, it's tasty because of the garlic and chilli, but it's really thick on account of the mince. Brilliant for sweeping up with a naan.

Sounds outstanding! I'll defo have to give that a try.

 

[Tramps_mate]

Chicken Tikka masala, as hot as you can get it, is my favorite food/dish in the world.

A hot tikka masala at wetherspoons was a superb curry!! Tbh all the curries they used to do were brilliant quality.

 

[Tramps_mate]

Used to get pathia all the time, but then discovered lamb garlic chilli rezala. As well as big chunks of tender lamb, the sauce also has mince in it. Obviously, it's tasty because of the garlic and chilli, but it's really thick on account of the mince. Brilliant for sweeping up with a naan.

Oooo I love a good pathia..

 

[Frank Gallagher]

just finished off last nights left overs, half a bhuna and half a rogan josh with 4 popadoms. what a breakfast

 

[Naisy'sCharitableLeanings]

Oooo I love a good pathia..

Loved it from the place we used to use, but it was a trek to go and pick it up. Now use a place that delivers but their pathia is totally different, which is what led to the switch to the rezala. No regrets on that score though - it's a thing of beauty

 

[Naisy'sCharitableLeanings]

just finished off last nights left overs, half a bhuna and half a rogan josh with 4 popadoms. what a breakfast

Curry is arguably better the next day - in less health conscious days gone by, I would have to own up to ordering an extra dish specifically for breakfast

 

[Tramps_mate]

Loved it from the place we used to use, but it was a trek to go and pick it up. Now use a place that delivers but their pathia is totally different, which is what led to the switch to the rezala. No regrets on that score though - it's a thing of beauty

I used to get a Pathia from the Curry House in Birkdale but they are stupid expensive now.

I try the curries from the supermarkets, the fresh ones can be very good.

 

[Naisy'sCharitableLeanings]

I used to get a Pathia from the Curry House in Birkdale but they are stupid expensive now.

I try the curries from the supermarkets, the fresh ones can be very good.

Probably get curry once a month as a Saturday night treat - I'm very good during the week nowadays! Have tried a few of the Sainsburys pre-made range though, and they're OK, but I always feel they fall a bit short of the restaurant stuff, and it's not significantly cheaper.

 

[Frank Gallagher]

Probably get curry once a month as a Saturday night treat - I'm very good during the week nowadays! Have tried a few of the Sainsburys pre-made range though, and they're OK, but I always feel they fall a bit short of the restaurant stuff, and it's not significantly cheaper.

and only half the size.

 

[Tramps_mate]

Probably get curry once a month as a Saturday night treat - I'm very good during the week nowadays! Have tried a few of the Sainsburys pre-made range though, and they're OK, but I always feel they fall a bit short of the restaurant stuff, and it's not significantly cheaper.

Iv tried them curry in a bag things too from Tesco. £6.50 for two people! Bargain, not too bad either.

Obviously doesn't beat going out, but my ex-favourite place got a food hygiene rating of 1 last year. Not been back since. Went there like once a month for 10 years too..

 

[Naisy'sCharitableLeanings]

Iv tried them curry in a bag things too from Tesco. £6.50 for two people! Bargain, not too bad either.

Obviously doesn't beat going out, but my ex-favourite place got a food hygiene rating of 1 last year. Not been back since. Went there like once a month for 10 years too..

Uh oh! But it's true then - what doesn't kill you DOES make you stronger

 

[Seathestars]

Their loss. For all those who live in or near South Liverpool then I'd certainly recommend the Saffron on Smithdown Road for a top curry.

Purely a takeaway so no sitting in unfortunately but lovely taste, portion size and reasonable price. Never had a bad curry from there!

If you're ever in the posh end of the City, ie, Crosby way, try the Arong on South Road.
Again just a take away but what a takeaway.

 

[Eggs]

..if I was heading for the guilotine, curry would be my last meal.

 

[The binman chronicles]

You could try a tandoori chicken tika (make sure off the bone) for a change, it's one of the sizzling dishes. It's not really curry as it doesn't come with sauce though.

My favourite at the moment is a chicken tika madras, yum yum! But some may class that in the hot category.