Random stuff - the anything else thread
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My daughter moves to Hamilton next month, she'll be giving me daily 'my weather is better than yours' reports pretty soon. It's been a bit of a surprise for a lot of us and our plans for the weekend have changed
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Shit poor you PP! We are having the nicest fall/autumn since I have been here, it is pleasant, non humid and sunny....if it would just continue like this for a month I wouldn't moan so much. East Coast Canada has a dreadful climate.
All of our Canada Geese have gone. They were causing havoc by crossing the road between Costco and the RCMP for a while, but they finally turned us their toes and flew south. Oddly enough I don't need wings this year...I still don't like it, but am becoming accustomed.
All of our Canada Geese have gone. They were causing havoc by crossing the road between Costco and the RCMP for a while, but they finally turned us their toes and flew south. Oddly enough I don't need wings this year...I still don't like it, but am becoming accustomed.
I'm worried about our old mate this winter
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It's very right. Forget all this "curry powder" and raisins nonsense. Try one of those recipes
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Mamta's Kitchen Recipe Search!The only time I ever use a pre-prepared 'curry' sauce is if I have Pataks - I miss the Balti paste! I usually make them all from scratch.. never, ever curry powder (though that's good for Singapore Noodles!)
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Hope the weather turns around for you again and you get a bit of sunshine without the s word!
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Or one of the 600 odd other Indian ones
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The only time I ever use a pre-prepared 'curry' sauce is if I have Pataks - I miss the Balti paste! I usually make them all from scratch.. never, ever curry powder (though that's good for Singapore Noodles!)

Mamta's Kitchen Recipe Search!The only time I ever use a pre-prepared 'curry' sauce is if I have Pataks - I miss the Balti paste! I usually make them all from scratch.. never, ever curry powder (though that's good for Singapore Noodles!)

I use a coffee grinder to make garam masala and other mixes but we are lucky as a next village along store sells Bart spices which are great.
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Can't say I've noticed a difference...seems as nice as all the others 
I love sultanas in 'my' curry...but not in the Indian or Jamaican type.
I'm afraid I have a problem with recipes of "too many" ingredients or things that require an expedition to buy something that will likely remain in the back of a cupboard after a single use. 
Some of the recipes include some powders that are all included in a pack of curry powder.
If all four of us enjoyed a curry it might be different. It's only me that likes all kinds. My mother in law doesn't like anything spicy apart from her spag sauce; stepdaughter is okay with Szechwan but nothing else spicy while my stepson doesn't like Szechwan but loves 'my' curries and not the Indian or Thai kind.
There's a rice dish that my wife and I adapted/invented (named after a combination of the first part of her name and the last part of mine
) which everyone likes. When I do that, that's when I tend to have the curry that I'll like and the others don't. Anything 'complicated' as well as the other one is a bit too much to do.
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I love sultanas in 'my' curry...but not in the Indian or Jamaican type.

Some of the recipes include some powders that are all included in a pack of curry powder.
If all four of us enjoyed a curry it might be different. It's only me that likes all kinds. My mother in law doesn't like anything spicy apart from her spag sauce; stepdaughter is okay with Szechwan but nothing else spicy while my stepson doesn't like Szechwan but loves 'my' curries and not the Indian or Thai kind.
There's a rice dish that my wife and I adapted/invented (named after a combination of the first part of her name and the last part of mine
) which everyone likes. When I do that, that's when I tend to have the curry that I'll like and the others don't. Anything 'complicated' as well as the other one is a bit too much to do.Delightful
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I've realized part of the daily stress and irritations I have is directly linked to apartment living and no yard. And just generally nowhere to escape to. Lol
Apartment life isn't my cup of tea.
Apartment life isn't my cup of tea.
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I do at times. Even made a little box yard if grass. Although the grass didn't make it through summer. But it's slowly coming back to life now. Also have a small maple tree out there to try and make it a bit nicer.
The view is nice but the traffic noise gets old so I wear ear plugs...lol
The view is nice but the traffic noise gets old so I wear ear plugs...lol
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