What the f uck are you having for Dinner thread..

How fowl.

 

Wrong! Only a some Karela dishes, Korma or a Passanda are coconut based.

 

Masala too.

 

I love how Ginge slates everyone on this thread cos he's a professional chef yet all his pictures look like he's serving people cholera.

 

Diahorrea on a plate with sqits sauce.

 

Masala is a reference to a mixture of spices and nothing else.

 

So what was it supposed to be?

 

If I order chicken tikka masala. It’s got coconut in it.

 

Where the **** are you buying that? Chicken tikka masala certainly does not have coconut in .

 

It ****ing does dude.

 

No dude it does not! The chicken is marinaded in yoghurt and spices prior to being pre cooked to be used in a basic curry sauce some restaurants may put a small amount of coconut creme in to thicken the gravy but this is not normal and certainly non that I have worked in.

 

I think your wrong.

Have eaten tikka masala in numerous cities and three countries and each one the sauce had coconut in.

 

Nothing like a korma at all, very hot and aromatic. I'll post the recipe tomorrow.

 

#coconutwars

 

Anyway a traditional korma is really nice and nothing like the UK ****.

 

So it was a Korma then? Don't get all defensive I only asked the bloody name of the dish.

 

The conversation was its not coconut based, some may put in coconut creme but most restaurants don't .

 

Dude..

I’m possibly the only one on here who appreciates your cooking.. masala sauce is just a red slightly spicier sauce than a korma..

Had a Thai sister over of the sister in law. Tried learning some Thai whilst drunk. Can’t remeber a thing.

 

It's not korma. It's a South East Indian dish, like I said I'll post the recipe tomorrow.

 

Whats it called! I don't want the recipe