Mmmmm Vindaloo

[shifty_uk]

I quite like them and generally don't suffer the sore arse everyone goes on about Much prefer the flavour of a chicken madras though.

 

[mrk]

I consider a Vindaloo to me a side dish, a desert if even that, it's more like eating sweets.

 

[uvarvu]

No need to gloat on how hot a curry you can handle. It should be about the taste which is why I go for Bhuna curries.

 

[steinooo]

vindaloo is like a salad mate! Seriously though, I like vindaloo it's a nice curry. People who can't appreciate hot currys will give you the "oh yea but you can't even taste it" jargon though

 

[Pav89]

Make sure you know how to use an eastern style toilet if you ever go to India and have a proper vindaloo because there's no toilet paper!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKkryfdtMNQ

 

[uvarvu]

They might use that argument. I've had the real deal while working in India for over three months though. None of the curries were as hot as a vindaloo but they were tastier. Oh and authentic

 

[*Moangroan*]

its gonna look exactly the same leaving your body as it did going in...lol

 

[meghatronic]

They might use that argument. I've had the real deal while working in India for over three months though. None of the curries were as hot as a vindaloo but they were tastier. Oh and authentic

Well, most UK curries are 'authentic' as they're UK inventions.

 

[vectisitch]

some vindaloos are bloody hot others not so much.depends on the restuarant.if you like a really spicy hot curry but not burning hot try a dhansak

 

[Wizzfizz]

mmmmm Vindaloo need...

The release of endorphins when you eat the potatoe is almost like being on crack.

 

[^TANK^]

Ice cube love beads for the win .

 

[uvarvu]

Well, most UK curries are 'authentic' as they're UK inventions.

I wouldn't class bastardised recipes that are traditionally from the Indian subcontinent as authentic If you go to proper curry houses like Tayyabs and to a lesser extent the Lahore kebab house (both in London) you won't see a vindaloo in sight. You will however enjoy a taste sensation which will make you realise what curry is supposed to taste like.

 

[Big Kev]

I also love a Vindaloo, although as pointed out earlier, they do vary so much depending upon the restaurant and some I've had aren't even worthy of a Madras heat-wise.

 

[vectisitch]

also,i get a bit dissapointed when i bite into a nice bit of chicken,only to find it's potatoe

 

[physichull]

I still don't get why people like to put themselves through the pain of a vindaloo! Where is the fun?

 

[shifty_uk]

Some people are just more tolerant of the heat.

 

[tr1cky]

Just had a hot chicken patia, can't handle the hot stuff!

ps. off topic but very nice work on your homepage shifty

 

[SlugForAButt]

Hmm, personally think vindaloo is pretty tasteless. Spicy but tasteless. BTW, the type of curry doesnt designate its heat, it designates the way it's cooked supposedly. In theory you can get yourself a spicy as **** Korma and it will taste of Korma.
My local curryhouse does me a spiced up Dhansak which is good tasting and arse blowingly hot. Winner!

 

[physichull]

My local curryhouse does me a spiced up Dhansak which is good tasting and arse blowingly hot. Winner!

LOL! Why does that win!??? In what way is that a win? Misery whilst eating and misery in the morning!

 

[Pav89]

LOL! Why does that win!??? In what way is that a win? Misery whilst eating and misery in the morning!

LOL exactly! How does something that smells worse than a dead squirrel in the morning = a winner!?