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Vindaloo

Actually, as far south as Nottingham!! :laugh
For me the North is anything north of London Wall linky

I understand that it is just barbarians beyond that point. :rolleyes:


I will admit that I have in the past been known to risk the journey north to Lords cricket ground and survived that OK so it can't be all bad up there.
 
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Our curry house seems to do hot curries. I like quite hot food, but not silly. Their Madras is about as hot as I can handle (it varies from week to week), so I imagine their Vindaloo is pretty hot.
 
I am now gagging for a Chicken Madras for brekkie. :eyes

I honestly find it difficult to understand how you can eat curry for breakfast. It surprises me because i'd say 99% of indians would never eat a curry first thing in the morning. The closest would probably be fried spicy meatballs. And if they smell of curry at work thats probably because they walked through the kitchen before getting out of the house. Perhaps that explains the common misconception. :tongue
 
I don't like hot for hot sake - but it'll clear a cold.

My preference is for something Thai - Green, Red or Jungle with jasmine rice.


Trouble is...

I'm trying to cut down - lost 10 pounds since Xmas - only another 200 or 300 pounds to go... or there abouts! :rolleyes:


T
 
I don't like hot for hot sake - but it'll clear a cold.

My preference is for something Thai - Green, Red or Jungle with jasmine rice.


Trouble is...

I'm trying to cut down - lost 10 pounds since Xmas - only another 200 or 300 pounds to go... or there abouts! :rolleyes:


T

Ha! Tinkles is a chubber like SY01 :D

Keep going son, you will get there. :hug:
 
I honestly find it difficult to understand how you can eat curry for breakfast.
A creamy curry is really quite nice, the sauce anyway... it's often really quite sweet. I wouldn't eat a prawn curry for breakfast though, but chicken passanda would be quite ok.

Also, left over peshwari nan is a great mid-morning snack.
 

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