Things that don't go.
Mar 28th 2017, 6:21 pm
#31
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Re: Things that don't go.
The Butter Chicken? Yes.
It's not bad in the jars and there's even a half decent powder. I'm not sure what this one was, I just remember there were two components. Sauce mix and spice mix, I suppose.
It was way too hot. I managed a portion from the result but then I had to add something to the leftovers to take the edge off.
It's not bad in the jars and there's even a half decent powder. I'm not sure what this one was, I just remember there were two components. Sauce mix and spice mix, I suppose.
It was way too hot. I managed a portion from the result but then I had to add something to the leftovers to take the edge off.
Mar 28th 2017, 6:25 pm
#32
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Location: Moncton, NB, CANADA
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Re: Things that don't go.
I suspect they do in Toronto.
I bought a sauce jar of Coconut Curry a few weeks ago. That was quite a hot one and it turns out the maker is a group of restaurants in Toronto who have a few sauces for retail.
Amaya Restaurants
Mar 28th 2017, 6:30 pm
#33
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Re: Things that don't go.
The Indian restaurants we visit don't have a problem producing hot curries, you've just got to ask for it and not stick to their standard mild/medium/hot scale.
Mar 28th 2017, 11:31 pm
#34
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Re: Things that don't go.
I suspect they do in Toronto.
I bought a sauce jar of Coconut Curry a few weeks ago. That was quite a hot one and it turns out the maker is a group of restaurants in Toronto who have a few sauces for retail.
Amaya Restaurants
