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Think N means cardamon in common parlance. BTW if Ns rice is going orangey due to saffron then she's putting too much in and is way too rich.
Speeeling for cinnamon, and I was trying to point out that you only need to put a very small amount of saffron in anything due to the overpowering flavour.
Also be very careful if you use cardamon, only a couple of pods, otherwise EVERYthing tastes of cardamon.
You can also use those spices you bought for Moroccan and Thai dishes as well.
"Ask not what you can do for your country. Ask what's for lunch." - Orson Welles
Ok, girly gets a book about making curry from the relevant spices etc rather than jars/pastes etc.
So, off we toddle to the "International" supermarket in one of Manchesters more "ethnic" areas and promptly buy industrial (~500g bags) quantities of turmeric, chilli powder, whole cloves, mustard seeds etc.
Sunday morning we buy some nice storage jars for said spices etc, and transfer the spices into these nice (large) jars.
Sunday afternoon we proceed to construct our curry from one of the recipes in the new book.
The recipe goes something like this...
1/2 teaspoon of turmeric
1 teaspoon of mustard seed
1 clove...
1 teaspoon of fresh ginger
1 teaspoon of crushed garlic...
"Hang on" says I, "How many curries are we going to have to eat to finish off this jar containing 500g of Turmeric?"...
"One clove?" We've got 500g of the bloody things!
So, anyone want to come round for a curry?
Ahem... whats this "we" - you sat on the sofa either playing with the Wii or catching up with iPlayer... I made the curry!!
Bazza gets caught
Socrates - "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing."
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