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Reviewed: jun. 30, 2009
The flavour was very nice, however I found it to be too greasy so maybe next time I would use less ghee. Also it is not as thick as what I expected. But overall a yummy dish and you can use the left over herbs and spices and make a pilau tice.
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Reviewed: mar. 16, 2009
It is not as difficult as it looks. Gathering all the ingredients was harder for me than the actually cooking but give yourself plenty of time if preparing it for company. It is an outstanding dish and I got rave reviews at the cooking club party. I made a double batch and placed the family stash in the freezer. The only thing that I did not use was the curry leaves. I had them but forgot to add. There is so much flavor in this dish I am not sure if it could of enhanced it in anyway. Enjoy!
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Reviewed: feb. 18, 2009
This is really good, even if you don't let the flavors sit for a day or two in the fridge! I had leftovers two days later and they were awesome. But it is still really good right after cooking. There were a couple of things I didn't have - ghee, cardamom pods (used powder), and curry leaves. I had never used tamarind paste before, but I thought it really added a nice balance of sweetness/tanginess to the dish. Great recipe!
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Reviewed: aug. 8, 2008
Pretty good, but I've had better (especially when including the prep time). My husband and I would have preferred it a little thicker (maybe with some added yogurt) and a little less oily (and I'm not afraid of using healthy fats/oils - I used Tropical Traditions coconut oil).
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Reviewed: apr. 7, 2008
I used chicken and I couldn't find any curry leaves but it was still fantastic. Really enjoyed it.
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Reviewed: mar. 21, 2008
I was a bit intimidated by all the spices, but once you start it is easy to do. I used a left over lamb shoulder roast. could not find dried red peppers, so I tried substituting 1/2t of powder. sauce was slightly sweet with a little warmth. Good recipe, but hasn't replaced my favorite take-away. will try the recipe again.
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Reviewed: feb. 29, 2008
This was really good. I used leg of lamb steaks from Trader Joe's and simmered it for about 2.5 hours. Loved the homemade curry, the dish came out excellent. Thank you! Post more of your dishes please.......
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Reviewed: feb. 4, 2008
First time with curry, and it came out perfect! I substituted chicken, and added a few chopped potatoes, was delicious. Also, didn't have the whole dried chiles, so used about 2 Tbs. of chili powder- just the right amount of heat.
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Reviewed: nov. 3, 2007
This recipe really taste great. I added 2tbl of tomatoe paste,only used an half cup of coconut milk and 2 cups of water. I also added 1tbl of flour when simmering the sauce as well as salt and pepper to taste. I used prepard dried curry powder instead of making the curry paste as well maybe about 3tbl of it. Even with all of these changes this recipe cooked up very nicely. I served it over jasmine rice
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Reviewed: oct. 11, 2007
the best indian curry you know
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Reviewed: aug. 26, 2007
This was really great. It wasn't as much preparation/work as i anticipated. used beef instead of lamb and cooked it in the pressure cooker for half the time, and without the lid for half the time and it cooked much quicker. I used half coconut milk and half normal milk to make it 'lighter' and less oil and it was still very very yummy! My mum said it was like the Indian restaurant we had tried a few weeks ago. Oh and make sure to add quite a bit of salt, use some tomato paste (as a previous cook person said) and i left out the cardomoms and it was still good.
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Reviewed: may 2, 2007
I loved this dish. It turned out delicious and better than anything from a restaurant. The spices were perfect and the peppers gave nice heat.
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Reviewed: apr. 16, 2007
This came out really really great! 3 things to note: 1) do NOT overdo the tamarind paste! I cut the recipe in half, then used a teeny bit more than it called for, and it was too strong at first. It's mellowed, but just be careful 2) it took 2 1/2 hours for my leg of lamb meat (cut into pieces) to get tender, not 1 1/2! 3) you will need to add salt at the end! It doesn't call for it, but you do need it!I know that's probably common sense, but just wanted to make a note. Enjoy!
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Reviewed: mar. 10, 2007
I added some tomato paste and made this with chicken. It was just as good as chicken madras from an expensive restaurant. We simplified it a bit by adding all the spices at the same time to the chicken as it was cooking... it came out beautifully. It was so good, that we will make it regularly from now on. Thanks so much for this recipe!
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