Tell Me Your Favourite Curry ;)

[Korrmmaa]

I am creating this topic due to the amount of people ignoring the Indian curry known as the Chicken Korma,we should all respect it because of the sensational taste it brings to our culture,name your favourate curry in the comments,VOTE FOR CHICKEN KORMA!

 

[Lemmen]

Get drunk you're home

 

[Korrmmaa]

Get drunk you're home

Sorry what? xD

 

[Redwood]

Ahh, I miss the smell of the balti houses when I'm away from England .  I'm not spoilt for choice when I'm in Germany so curry becomes a comfort food. Definitely a Chicken Korma for me with a big peshwari naan on the side.

When I had my wisdom teeth removed, the highlight (other than the liquid morphine - just don't get addicted!) was having the sauce from a leftover curry.  It's got magical properties I tell you, but it couldn't work miracles.  I still resembled that kid from Mask.

 

[Matt_]

CHICKEN KORMA

 

[Brad]

CHICKEN KORMA

 

[Steph]

Chicken Korma, Shrimp Curry, Chicken Korma, Lamb Madras Curry, Chicken Korma .. different Currys for different needs really.

 

[Daanish]

korma 2 sweet 4 me.

Jalfrezi 4 the win

 

[louislucifer]

Chicken pasander. Although cant go wrong with a bit of korma or masala

 

[Korrmmaa]

CHICKEN KORMA

Good shit man!

CHICKEN KORMA

Boss this dude!

Chicken pasander. Although cant go wrong with a bit of korma or masala

I love it man!

 

[Zeito]

I feel this topic unfairly discriminates against the mighty Chinese/Chip-shop curry. Mmm a cheesy curry chip is fantastic.

As for indian curry - Tikka Masala.

 

[Sikee Atric]

Korma is not strong enough....

I make my own curries half the time, right down to the spice mixes, and I personally love making beef madras in the slow cooker.  Lots of heat, plenty of flavour and meat you can literally eat with a spoon!

Bliss....

 

[Cuthbert Lansbury]

Lamb Pathia or Lamb Dansak are my go to dishes, although I am quite partial to Chicken Tikka Madras too (chicken cooked in the tikka spices before being mixed with a madras sauce - just in case any of you thought I was confusing two different dishes )

 

[ActualPanda]

Never had curry 

 

[Mycaelis]

Sorry fella! 

The only curry for me is a nice Chicken Katsu Curry...

 

[Korrmmaa]

Never had curry 

You have not lived my friend.....

Sorry fella! 

The only curry for me is a nice Chicken Katsu Curry...

I love everyone to have there own opinion with Curry!

Lamb Pathia or Lamb Dansak are my go to dishes, although I am quite partial to Chicken Tikka Madras too (chicken cooked in the tikka spices before being mixed with a madras sauce - just in case any of you thought I was confusing two different dishes )

Can understand why you have made this statement buddy!

Korma is not strong enough....

I make my own curries half the time, right down to the spice mixes, and I personally love making beef madras in the slow cooker.  Lots of heat, plenty of flavour and meat you can literally eat with a spoon!

Bliss....

Good job man,you can send a curry round to mine sometime.

I feel this topic unfairly discriminates against the mighty Chinese/Chip-shop curry. Mmm a cheesy curry chip is fantastic.

As for indian curry - Tikka Masala.

No gonna lie,I love the Tikka myself to be honest,but nothing beats Korma in my opinion!

Chicken pasander. Although cant go wrong with a bit of korma or masala

I agree

korma 2 sweet 4 me.

Jalfrezi 4 the win

Korma is the best mild curry going!

Chicken Korma, Shrimp Curry, Chicken Korma, Lamb Madras Curry, Chicken Korma .. different Currys for different needs really.

Ahaha xD

Ahh, I miss the smell of the balti houses when I'm away from England .  I'm not spoilt for choice when I'm in Germany so curry becomes a comfort food. Definitely a Chicken Korma for me with a big peshwari naan on the side.

When I had my wisdom teeth removed, the highlight (other than the liquid morphine - just don't get addicted!) was having the sauce from a leftover curry.  It's got magical properties I tell you, but it couldn't work miracles.  I still resembled that kid from Mask.

Yeah,I used to live in Japan,so when I came back over to England,I was glad to have my indian curry back!