Nah do large cubes and cook it dry mate. When you cook the curry do all your onion garlic spices with the meat and add potatoes at the end and let them soak up the flavours and steam cook Mum used to do a potato has with fried eggs for breakfast. Small potato cubes with a bit of butter and spices (black pepper, salt) and it would gently cook in a pan with no water. In a bowl with 2 fried eggs on top. Stab the yolk and it coated the potatoes. Delicious
I like them ground into a paste first and then added. This is how proper korma should be, not sugar and cream etc Cashew nuts paste and spices is a winner
Might seem like a dumb question but... When you say cook it dry what does that mean exactly? In relation to your last bit, ill do a jacket potato with butter and 2 poached eggs on top, ****ing lovely
Lots of folk think curries come with loads of sauce. But a traditional curry only uses bits of water to stop stuff sticking/burning. So your basically left with the main ingredients cooked but very little sauce. More of a coating
Think a lot of the "Mughal" dishes were changed to make life easy for Indian restaurants here. BIR korma may as well.be custard to me. But proper korma is Rich and luscious Same with Tikka massalla. Back in the day it was never sweet