What curry?

[Glaucus]

I agree it's not that hot. But I would say it is in the hot curries. All depends what you can tolerate. I so want a curry now

 

[Mobius 1]

chicken tikka vindaloo is awesome stuff if you like warm curries.


but if you want hot hot, go faal

 

[FrostedNipple]

If you want hot "vindaloo"

tbh there is a point when hotness overpowers the taste

i had one and found this, still nice, but more hot than flavour

Does your tongue tender to the spice, so eventually you taste it rather then feel it?

 

[FerociouS]

I would go with a Rogan Josh, Madras is slightly hotter then Rogan.

 

[loltim]

Lamb bhuna or lamb balti = win.

 

[Maz]

I've just ordered a Lamb Balti with Onion Pilau with Keema Nan

Yummmmmmmmm

 

[LabR@t]

dam this thread, I'm now hungry again !

chicken chilli massala

 

[Freefaller]

If you want a proper hot curry have lunch/dinner with an Indian family - great taste and a nice kick to it too I have to say I love my hot sauces, most of it west indian stuff, however I tend to cook with chillis with most things.

 

[Wicksta]

Try a lamb Jalfrezi.

 

[Greenlizard0]

Learning how to make basic desicions without asking people on the internet.

Damnit? I've been replaced and I miss the thread? Awww - Linkage!!

 

[Glaucus]

Do people always go for hot curries? I like trying the chefs specials when I get a curry. Some are hot some are mild. There usually always interesting.

 

[Mobius 1]

hotter the better. specially after a night of the booze.

 

[Freefaller]

Do people always go for hot curries? I like trying the chefs specials when I get a curry. Some are hot some are mild. There usually always interesting.

In general I have a preference for spicier curries, however I do like to be adventurous and try different things like you say specials and so on.

 

[D.P.]

Learning how to make basic desicions without asking people on the internet.

Nah, you need tobe a man to do that.

 

[tom_e]

If you want hot ask for a phall I usually just pick something random each time I go pretty much anything is going to be half decent but I do have a preference for something with a nice kick

 

[badbob]

I know someone who thinks Korma is too hot, has to add sugar whilst eating it...moron.

 

[Mark A]

Do people always go for hot curries? I like trying the chefs specials when I get a curry. Some are hot some are mild. There usually always interesting.

I always want a bit of heat with a curry as that to me is the whole point of getting a curry. Saying that if its too hot it really does ruin it as you cant even taste anything.

Ive found Chicken Tikka Pathia to be a nice tasty curry thats between a Rogan Josh and Madras in terms of heat.

 

[memyselfandi]

I normally go for a Lamb Rogan Josh or a Lamb Jalfrezi ... although one of the takeaways near me does a nice Tawa. It's very difficult to recommend one by heat as curries vary a lot dependent on restaurant, for example the takeaways near me are a lot milder than those down where my parents live.

The best Indian food I have had though was whilst on a DR test with work, me and my boss went into London one evening to meet a friend of his who was part owner of a Indian private members club in Wembley. We had some really really good food there (on the house) ...mmmmm.... Tandoori Chops ...

My main problem with Indian takeaways is that what I want normally comes to 70p less than the minimum amount for delivery so I order a Nan to make it over the amount and then forget to eat it, (I've found the bag with it in the kitchen the next day before now )

 

[GhostlyPea]

Lamb Tikka Dopiaza with a Peshweri naan and saag aloo. that my ideal indian

- Pea0n

 

[Meridian]

you could just ask them to make whatever you usually have hotter.

Chicken Tikka Massala made Madras hot works surprisingly well. Makes it far less bland.


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