Title: Curry question Post by: Cf on September 27, 2010, 11:08:46 AM Does anyone have any experiences of putting egg into a curry? Don't want it to be the major component. Will use chicken too. I see two options:
1) Hard boil the egg and then chop it up and add it in or, potentially much easier, but will this work? 2) Crack the egg open directly into the nearly finished curry and let it cook in the curry. Will option 2 work? Or will I just end up with a gooey mess? Title: Re: Curry question Post by: paulhouk03 on September 27, 2010, 11:13:51 AM I have seen boiled eggs in a curry before didnt like it too much
much prefer craking the egg into the curry because it makes the curry alot richer Title: Re: Curry question Post by: celtic on September 27, 2010, 11:14:31 AM Or how about just don't put egg in at all?
Title: Re: Curry question Post by: Cf on September 27, 2010, 11:32:30 AM I have seen boiled eggs in a curry before didnt like it too much much prefer craking the egg into the curry because it makes the curry alot richer Yeah, don't really like the idea of using a boiled egg. My plan was to crack the egg in and then mix everything up a lot until the egg had cooked. This will work you reckon? And celtic: shush! I want to try something a bit different :) Title: Re: Curry question Post by: paulhouk03 on September 27, 2010, 11:39:41 AM I have seen boiled eggs in a curry before didnt like it too much much prefer craking the egg into the curry because it makes the curry alot richer Yeah, don't really like the idea of using a boiled egg. My plan was to crack the egg in and then mix everything up a lot until the egg had cooked. This will work you reckon? And celtic: shush! I want to try something a bit different :) try it, don't think it will make a huge different probs thicker and richer thats all put lots of corriander on it also Title: Re: Curry question Post by: Laxie on September 27, 2010, 11:40:36 AM Deffo option B. Won't be a gooey mess if you cook it properly.
Title: Re: Curry question Post by: outragous76 on September 27, 2010, 11:51:02 AM whisk egg first?
i know nothing about cooking but seems logical to ensure consistancy? Title: Re: Curry question Post by: Karabiner on September 27, 2010, 11:55:09 AM Unfortunately I cannot reply to posts made in blue :redcard:
Title: Re: Curry question Post by: celtic on September 27, 2010, 11:59:32 AM Speak to local Indian restaurant and ask what they do when they make chicken chat.
Title: Re: Curry question Post by: GreekStein on September 27, 2010, 12:03:51 PM Why!?!? Why would you do this!?
Title: Re: Curry question Post by: Claw75 on September 27, 2010, 12:05:13 PM I can't imagine an egg adding anything to a curry tbh, especially if it's just cooked in to the sauce. save the egg and boil it up to have with soldiers for brekkie imo.
Title: Re: Curry question Post by: StuartHopkin on September 27, 2010, 12:13:55 PM Biryani style omelette on the top
Title: Re: Curry question Post by: Eck on September 27, 2010, 12:15:19 PM You go to all the trouble of phoning in a curry then you want to put an egg in it?
Strange guy you are Charles. Title: Re: Curry question Post by: ACE2M on September 27, 2010, 12:21:42 PM Boiled eggs in a curry are great. You can make them as the main component to. Cut in half they take the flavour on brilliantly. Generally you want them in something with more zingy flavours like a south indian prawn and egg curry, friggin delicious.
Title: Re: Curry question Post by: GreekStein on September 27, 2010, 12:33:37 PM Boiled eggs in a curry are great. You can make them as the main component to. Cut in half they take the flavour on brilliantly. Generally you want them in something with more zingy flavours like a south indian prawn and egg currey, friggin delicious. Generally you put eggs in an egg curry? hmm Title: Re: Curry question Post by: sovietsong on September 27, 2010, 12:37:12 PM Boiled eggs in a curry are great. You can make them as the main component to. Cut in half they take the flavour on brilliantly. Generally you want them in something with more zingy flavours like a south indian prawn and egg currey, friggin delicious. Generally you put eggs in an egg curry? hmm never had an egg curry before, [ ]sounds lovely... Title: Re: Curry question Post by: ACE2M on September 27, 2010, 12:38:42 PM Boiled eggs in a curry are great. You can make them as the main component to. Cut in half they take the flavour on brilliantly. Generally you want them in something with more zingy flavours like a south indian prawn and egg currey, friggin delicious. Generally you put eggs in an egg curry? hmm my better half (indian woman and a highly skilled curry maker) has experimented with eggs in loads of different kinds of curries and we found they work really great in a south indian prawn curry. Title: Re: Curry question Post by: Claw75 on September 27, 2010, 12:40:10 PM Boiled eggs in a curry are great. You can make them as the main component to. Cut in half they take the flavour on brilliantly. Generally you want them in something with more zingy flavours like a south indian prawn and egg currey, friggin delicious. Generally you put eggs in an egg curry? hmm never had an egg curry before, [ ]sounds lovely... can't see anything wrong with the idea of a curried boiled egg Title: Re: Curry question Post by: ACE2M on September 27, 2010, 12:40:53 PM Boiled eggs in a curry are great. You can make them as the main component to. Cut in half they take the flavour on brilliantly. Generally you want them in something with more zingy flavours like a south indian prawn and egg currey, friggin delicious. Generally you put eggs in an egg curry? hmm never had an egg curry before, [ ]sounds lovely... i'll post a recipe later, if you make it and don't like it you're an idiot. Title: Re: Curry question Post by: Cf on September 27, 2010, 12:42:17 PM I will make this later today.
Does anyone wish to take part in a curry cook off this evening? :) Title: Re: Curry question Post by: StuartHopkin on September 27, 2010, 12:44:09 PM I will make this later today. Does anyone wish to take part in a curry cook off this evening? :) I would love not to Title: Re: Curry question Post by: EvilPie on September 27, 2010, 12:46:33 PM Hard boil the egg and just drop it on top.
Don't chop it up first. Chop it up while you're eating. Me and Hopkin had one in the curry place we go to. One of the chef's specials. Don't know how or why but it worked. Title: Re: Curry question Post by: Bongo on September 27, 2010, 12:48:06 PM Boiled eggs in a curry are great. You can make them as the main component to. Cut in half they take the flavour on brilliantly. Generally you want them in something with more zingy flavours like a south indian prawn and egg currey, friggin delicious. Generally you put eggs in an egg curry? hmm never had an egg curry before, [ ]sounds lovely... i'll post a recipe later, if you make it and don't like it you're an idiot. Or an awful cook... Title: Re: Curry question Post by: sovietsong on September 27, 2010, 01:00:44 PM Boiled eggs in a curry are great. You can make them as the main component to. Cut in half they take the flavour on brilliantly. Generally you want them in something with more zingy flavours like a south indian prawn and egg currey, friggin delicious. Generally you put eggs in an egg curry? hmm never had an egg curry before, [ ]sounds lovely... i'll post a recipe later, if you make it and don't like it you're an idiot. Or an awful cook... I think you will find I'm an excellent cook (http://i528.photobucket.com/albums/dd322/sovietsong1983/2008_1130cookedsausages0002.jpg) (http://i528.photobucket.com/albums/dd322/sovietsong1983/2008_1130cookedsausages0004.jpg) (http://i528.photobucket.com/albums/dd322/sovietsong1983/2008_1130cookedsausages0005.jpg) (http://i528.photobucket.com/albums/dd322/sovietsong1983/2008_1130cookedsausages0008.jpg) (http://i528.photobucket.com/albums/dd322/sovietsong1983/2008_1130cookedsausages0014.jpg) This is the best place for eggs imo Title: Re: Curry question Post by: Biddy 62 on September 27, 2010, 04:57:39 PM Agree Soviet, the dirty bastards.
Title: Re: Curry question Post by: kinboshi on September 27, 2010, 04:59:59 PM Boiled eggs in a curry are great. You can make them as the main component to. Cut in half they take the flavour on brilliantly. Generally you want them in something with more zingy flavours like a south indian prawn and egg currey, friggin delicious. Generally you put eggs in an egg curry? hmm never had an egg curry before, [ ]sounds lovely... i'll post a recipe later, if you make it and don't like it you're an idiot. Post it up. Boiled egg is great in a curry. Title: Re: Curry question Post by: Cf on September 27, 2010, 05:10:24 PM I love onions but dear god they hurt my eyes when cutting them :(
Title: Re: Curry question Post by: Laxie on September 27, 2010, 05:20:29 PM Have a candle lit near where you're cutting them and the onion fumes will head for the flame of the candle instead of yer face.
Title: Re: Curry question Post by: RED-DOG on September 27, 2010, 05:24:33 PM I heard about someone who ate so much curry, he slipped into a korma. ;marks;
Title: Re: Curry question Post by: Cf on September 27, 2010, 05:28:01 PM I heard about someone who ate so much curry, he slipped into a korma. ;marks; How do I make that red card symbol people always use? Title: Re: Curry question Post by: Cf on September 27, 2010, 05:28:18 PM Have a candle lit near where you're cutting them and the onion fumes will head for the flame of the candle instead of yer face. Top tip! I shall try this next time. Title: Re: Curry question Post by: Laxie on September 27, 2010, 05:29:57 PM I heard about someone who ate so much curry, he slipped into a korma. ;marks; How do I make that red card symbol people always use? :redcard: (above the text box you'll see all the card symbols. click on 'more' and you'll find all the rest.) Title: Re: Curry question Post by: ACE2M on September 27, 2010, 05:43:47 PM I love onions but dear god they hurt my eyes when cutting them :( cut the pointy ends off first and take it about a cm from where that joins the main bulbus bit of the onion. The bit that makes you cry is in these bits. Title: Re: Curry question Post by: Claw75 on September 27, 2010, 05:48:55 PM Have a candle lit near where you're cutting them and the onion fumes will head for the flame of the candle instead of yer face. Top tip! I shall try this next time. I always do this too as it's the easiest method but not necessarily the most effective. if you're not completely blind without your specs then wearing a pair of swimming goggles as you chop ftw. other people i know swear by putting a lump of bread under their top lip - no idea if that one works! Title: Re: Curry question Post by: RED-DOG on September 27, 2010, 05:52:44 PM Do em under water - Simples.
PS- Not you, just the onion. Title: Re: Curry question Post by: Cf on September 27, 2010, 05:59:22 PM Well, it's simmering away. Now just to simmer it for 45 mins and let the sauce reduce before I go for the gamble phase of putting the egg in...
(http://i797.photobucket.com/albums/yy259/CfNana/IMG_0018.jpg?t=1285606682) If it turns out nice i'll post the recipe later on if anyone is interested :) Title: Re: Curry question Post by: George2Loose on September 27, 2010, 06:05:35 PM Sure looks like any ciurry I've eaten!
Boiled egg is just wrong! Title: Re: Curry question Post by: StuartHopkin on September 27, 2010, 06:07:26 PM Lol
That looks soooo bad. I love you Charlie Flynster Title: Re: Curry question Post by: TightPaulFolds on September 27, 2010, 06:10:50 PM Any small portable freestanding fan, cost about £3
(http://www.lasdesign01blog.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/Deluxe-Portable-Lighted-Fan.jpg) /fumes near your face /onion problem Title: Re: Curry question Post by: Cf on September 27, 2010, 06:15:33 PM Lol That looks soooo bad. I love you Charlie Flynster oi! It looks lovely - besides, that pic isn't of it cooked. Looking better now. No idea how it'll look once i've put the egg in tho lol Title: Re: Curry question Post by: acc2020 on September 27, 2010, 06:17:13 PM Add hard boiled eggs quartered at end of cooking in place of some veg or meat.
Or you can crack your eggs in the cooking vessel at simmering point then turn off the heat and allow the the residual heat to gently poach.Make sure you dont stir for 5 mins whilst the eggs coagulate (set) If you add the raw eggs and stir you'll end up with scrambled eggs in your curry. Title: Re: Curry question Post by: Cf on September 27, 2010, 06:25:59 PM Fingers crossed...
Title: Re: Curry question Post by: ForthThistle on September 27, 2010, 06:45:50 PM ;popcorn; ;popcorn; ;popcorn;
Title: Re: Curry question Post by: Cf on September 27, 2010, 07:00:52 PM Well, it's done.
Prob doesn't look the best (hey, it's a curry after all) but it tasted really nice :) (http://i797.photobucket.com/albums/yy259/CfNana/IMG_0023.jpg?t=1285610378) Title: Re: Curry question Post by: ACE2M on September 27, 2010, 07:12:53 PM Oil in pan
Black mustard seeds - tea spoon Paprika - tea spoon Haldi (tumeirc) - tea spoon onoin - one - large garlic - 2 pieces of garlic crushed Chillis - Depends how hot you like it and what chillis - 2/3 birds eye is what i go for ginger - tea spoon full grated tomatoes - 4 large fry until onions are golden Remove from pan and blend the lot (if doing chicken add to pan now and seal) back in the pan Add bay leaf a generous knob of creamed cocunt (40g ish) tea spoon of tamarind paste 1/2 tea spoon of suger decent pinch of salt (to flavour) Add some water (not much - 1/4 pint) add more if it looks to dry as you go along Cook this for 2 mins Chop your boiled eggs in half now and place them in sunny side up to keep them together, take care stirring from now. Cook for 5 mins Add prawns - (raw are best) and cook for another 5 mins until prawns are cooked To finish, 1 min before serving - Add a good bunch coriander and stir in Gara masala - tea spoon sprinkled over the entire curry, don't stir this in (its meant to have the uncooked taste and really finishes it brilliantly) serve with rice and chilli pickle (pataks) and yoghurt, enjoy. Title: Re: Curry question Post by: ACE2M on September 27, 2010, 07:13:25 PM Well, it's done. Prob doesn't look the best (hey, it's a curry after all) but it tasted really nice :) (http://i797.photobucket.com/albums/yy259/CfNana/IMG_0023.jpg?t=1285610378) looks quality Title: Re: Curry question Post by: EvilPie on September 27, 2010, 07:14:31 PM Charles that looks positively disgusting.
As long as it tasted good though that's all that matters. Title: Re: Curry question Post by: Bongo on September 27, 2010, 07:19:27 PM I love onions but dear god they hurt my eyes when cutting them :( cut the pointy ends off first and take it about a cm from where that joins the main bulbus bit of the onion. The bit that makes you cry is in these bits. This sounds like the way I chop onions and I have no problems with my eyes. Title: Re: Curry question Post by: Eck on September 27, 2010, 07:19:49 PM Here you go: (http://lmgtfy.com/?q=hungryhouse&l=1)
Title: Re: Curry question Post by: ACE2M on September 27, 2010, 07:28:35 PM I love onions but dear god they hurt my eyes when cutting them :( cut the pointy ends off first and take it about a cm from where that joins the main bulbus bit of the onion. The bit that makes you cry is in these bits. This sounds like the way I chop onions and I have no problems with my eyes. thats because it works, thanks miss potts and home economics for that one. Title: Re: Curry question Post by: MPOWER on September 27, 2010, 07:33:07 PM Unfortunately I cannot reply to posts made in blue :redcard: Yep I AGREE Regards M Title: Re: Curry question Post by: Cf on September 27, 2010, 07:48:03 PM For anyone who wants to give the one I made a go the recipe is as follows. Serves 3 people with generous portions but can easily cover 4 people:
1 large onion 1 large red pepper 2 hot green chilis (for me this makes it medium - for most it's prob hot - add or take away as you please) 3 cloves of garlic One Lemon 600g chicken breast One hicken stock cube Tomato Puree Coriander Cumin Garam Masala Cardamom (all whole seeds) Olive oil Salt Pepper 1) Fry the spices (use however much you want. the more the stronger it'll be. i use 2 desert spoons of each) for 2 minutes at a high heat 2) Crush the spices down to a powder 3) Add a generous helping of olive oil to the pan and add the spices and onion/pepper/garlic/chili. Fry for 5 minutes. 4) Add the chicken and the lemon juice. Fry for another 5 minutes. 5) Add water, chicken stock, salt/pepper, and tomato puree. Add enough water to cover most of the chicken. 6) Simmer for however long you want, until you get the sauce at a consistency you like. 7) Done :) If you want to add egg then do so at the end. Crack 2 eggs and stir them in then leave to cook for 5 minutes. Title: Re: Curry question Post by: Cf on September 27, 2010, 07:48:51 PM Here you go: (http://lmgtfy.com/?q=hungryhouse&l=1) Take away curry sucks compared to home made! Title: Re: Curry question Post by: Claw75 on September 27, 2010, 07:55:39 PM Well, it's done. Prob doesn't look the best (hey, it's a curry after all) but it tasted really nice :) (http://i797.photobucket.com/albums/yy259/CfNana/IMG_0023.jpg?t=1285610378) i'd eat it! Title: Re: Curry question Post by: bobAlike on September 27, 2010, 08:10:00 PM Red Dwarf curry monster
(http://i797.photobucket.com/albums/yy259/CfNana/IMG_0023.jpg?t=1285610378) CF's dinner (http://www.reddwarf.co.uk/features/analysis/ten-moments-that-shaped-red-dwarf/ten-moments-that-shaped-red-dwarf-6.jpg) I think we've another lookalikey Title: Re: Curry question Post by: RED-DOG on September 27, 2010, 08:44:23 PM For anyone who wants to give the one I made a go the recipe is as follows. Serves 3 people with generous portions but can easily cover 4 people: What are you going to do with 4 people covered in curry? Title: Re: Curry question Post by: The Baron on September 27, 2010, 09:43:04 PM Goan omelette ftw. Best brekkie ever.
Title: Re: Curry question Post by: TightPaulFolds on September 27, 2010, 09:45:28 PM For anyone who wants to give the one I made a go the recipe is as follows. Serves 3 people with generous portions but can easily cover 4 people: What are you going to do with(4) 5 people covered in curry? Don't forget Nan Title: Re: Curry question Post by: paulhouk03 on September 27, 2010, 09:51:42 PM For anyone who wants to give the one I made a go the recipe is as follows. Serves 3 people with generous portions but can easily cover 4 people: What are you going to do with(4) 5 people covered in curry? Don't forget chapati fyp Title: Re: Curry question Post by: thetank on September 27, 2010, 11:20:38 PM For anyone who wants to give the one I made a go the recipe is as follows. Serves 3 people with generous portions but can easily cover 4 people: 1 large onion 1 large red pepper 2 hot green chilis (for me this makes it medium - for most it's prob hot - add or take away as you please) 3 cloves of garlic One Lemon 600g chicken breast One hicken stock cube Tomato Puree Coriander Cumin Garam Masala Cardamom (all whole seeds) Olive oil Salt Pepper 1) Fry the spices (use however much you want. the more the stronger it'll be. i use 2 desert spoons of each) for 2 minutes at a high heat 2) Crush the spices down to a powder 3) Add a generous helping of olive oil to the pan and add the spices and onion/pepper/garlic/chili. Fry for 5 minutes. 4) Add the chicken and the lemon juice. Fry for another 5 minutes. 5) Add water, chicken stock, salt/pepper, and tomato puree. Add enough water to cover most of the chicken. 6) Simmer for however long you want, until you get the sauce at a consistency you like. 7) Done :) If you want to add egg then do so at the end. Crack 2 eggs and stir them in then leave to cook for 5 minutes. 8 ) Once you've eaten and fully digested above, take a shit on a plate of rice and get your camera. Title: Re: Curry question Post by: Cf on September 27, 2010, 11:26:28 PM Red Dwarf curry monster (http://i797.photobucket.com/albums/yy259/CfNana/IMG_0023.jpg?t=1285610378) CF's dinner (http://www.reddwarf.co.uk/features/analysis/ten-moments-that-shaped-red-dwarf/ten-moments-that-shaped-red-dwarf-6.jpg) I think we've another lookalikey nh Title: Re: Curry question Post by: StuartHopkin on September 27, 2010, 11:32:37 PM Looks better than before
As for better than a takeaway pretty sure it depends where it comes from! Title: Re: Curry question Post by: GreekStein on September 27, 2010, 11:34:22 PM If it turns out nice i'll post the recipe later on if anyone is interested :) AHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHA Title: Re: Curry question Post by: geordieneil on September 28, 2010, 04:49:58 AM For anyone who wants to give the one I made a go the recipe is as follows. Serves 3 people with generous portions but can easily cover 4 people: 1 large onion 1 large red pepper 2 hot green chilis (for me this makes it medium - for most it's prob hot - add or take away as you please) 3 cloves of garlic One Lemon 600g chicken breast One hicken stock cube Tomato Puree Coriander Cumin Garam Masala Cardamom (all whole seeds) Olive oil Salt Pepper 1) Fry the spices (use however much you want. the more the stronger it'll be. i use 2 desert spoons of each) for 2 minutes at a high heat 2) Crush the spices down to a powder 3) Add a generous helping of olive oil to the pan and add the spices and onion/pepper/garlic/chili. Fry for 5 minutes. 4) Add the chicken and the lemon juice. Fry for another 5 minutes. 5) Add water, chicken stock, salt/pepper, and tomato puree. Add enough water to cover most of the chicken. 6) Simmer for however long you want, until you get the sauce at a consistency you like. 7) Done :) If you want to add egg then do so at the end. Crack 2 eggs and stir them in then leave to cook for 5 minutes. 8 ) Once you've eaten and fully digested above, take a shit on a plate of rice and get your camera. lmao i just nearly pee'd my pants lolololol |