Curry recipes?

[d000hg]

We recently cooked our first curry from scratch, after years of takeaway. It was a thai curry and quite nice, but I'd love to be able to make balti, madras, korma, passanda... favourite takeaway dishes really.

I have no idea at all what goes in a curry to make the sauce, are there any good recipe books on "curry for idiots"? We have reasonable cooking skills between us (the wife & I), just no idea about curry.

[wobbegong]

Try this one.

You may want to moderate the quantities to your personal taste/tolerance.

Good luck.

[suityou01]

Try this one.

You may want to moderate the quantities to you personal taste/tolerance.

Good luck.

loving that, will try just as soon as my bum grapes heal.

HTH

[wobbegong]

loving that, will try just as soon as my bum grapes heal.

HTH

I know what you're saying!!

[suityou01]

I know what you're saying!!

You have no idea.

[wobbegong]

You think you do. The word haemorrage springs to mind.

Been there! Can catch you quite unawares! Only time and "the chocolate bullets" help.

[suityou01]

Been there! Can catch you quite unawares! Only time and "the chocolate bullets" help.

I edited my post, but will own up. Chocolate bullets?

[wobbegong]

I edited my post, but will own up. Chocolate bullets?

OK, not for the squeamish, but have you ever smelled an "Anusol"?

Er, apparently a friend of mine has . . . . etc etc

[d000hg]

a jar of ASDA chickpea and spinach sauce.

I guess that's the 'secret' filler, to make it look like curry?

I'm not into crazy-hot, Madras is my personal hotness limit. My local curry-house used to do a Jal Korma which was lovely... basically a hot Korma. Best of both worlds... creamy and sweet, but not so boring. Great as a breakfast curry

[Platypus]

OK, not for the squeamish, but have you ever smelled an "Anusol"?

Er, apparently a friend of mine has . . . . etc etc

A friend of mine too, but luckily not for several years