Indian Curry Sauces
#1
Indian Curry Sauces
Get all your sauce here
http://www.c-els.com/sfCatalog.asp?s...0010&pchid=537
Shipping is $10 for 15 or so jars so prices are pretty good. They sell many of these in my local Indian Store but my friend gave me this site so I'm passing it on..
http://www.c-els.com/sfCatalog.asp?s...0010&pchid=537
Shipping is $10 for 15 or so jars so prices are pretty good. They sell many of these in my local Indian Store but my friend gave me this site so I'm passing it on..
#3
Re vera, potas bene.
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Re: Indian Curry Sauces
You can get most of those in your local supermarket...
#4
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Location: NW Chicago suburbs
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Re: Indian Curry Sauces
Get all your sauce here
http://www.c-els.com/sfCatalog.asp?s...0010&pchid=537
Shipping is $10 for 15 or so jars so prices are pretty good. They sell many of these in my local Indian Store but my friend gave me this site so I'm passing it on..
http://www.c-els.com/sfCatalog.asp?s...0010&pchid=537
Shipping is $10 for 15 or so jars so prices are pretty good. They sell many of these in my local Indian Store but my friend gave me this site so I'm passing it on..
Whereas most yanks I know (self included I'm afraid) can't stand the stuff.
I wonder why? (although in my case it actually makes me ill, so I do have an excuse)
#12
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Posts: 8,266
Re: Indian Curry Sauces
Most folk who lived in Africa love it too....something to do with large Indian populations.
I have to make it every week or at least every two weeks or dh starts complaining
I have to make it every week or at least every two weeks or dh starts complaining
#13
Re: Indian Curry Sauces
If what you're after is all manner of curry sauces- Indian, Thai and Indonesian, I recommend http://www.asianhomegourmet.com Minimum order is omething like $15 bucks and shipping is almost that, but I just buy in bulk and an order lasts me a year (supplemented with trips to the local Asian grocer).
I must admit I make much more laksas, Thai and Indonesian curries at home than I do Indian. With 3 decent Indian restaurants right near my work, all offering lunch buffets, I usually get my fix that way. Whereas there aren't any Indonesian or Malaysian places around here to speak of (unless I drive to DC), so I'm more likely to cook that at home.
I must admit I make much more laksas, Thai and Indonesian curries at home than I do Indian. With 3 decent Indian restaurants right near my work, all offering lunch buffets, I usually get my fix that way. Whereas there aren't any Indonesian or Malaysian places around here to speak of (unless I drive to DC), so I'm more likely to cook that at home.
#14
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Re: Indian Curry Sauces
If what you're after is all manner of curry sauces- Indian, Thai and Indonesian, I recommend http://www.asianhomegourmet.com Minimum order is omething like $15 bucks and shipping is almost that, but I just buy in bulk and an order lasts me a year (supplemented with trips to the local Asian grocer).
I must admit I make much more laksas, Thai and Indonesian curries at home than I do Indian. With 3 decent Indian restaurants right near my work, all offering lunch buffets, I usually get my fix that way. Whereas there aren't any Indonesian or Malaysian places around here to speak of (unless I drive to DC), so I'm more likely to cook that at home.
I must admit I make much more laksas, Thai and Indonesian curries at home than I do Indian. With 3 decent Indian restaurants right near my work, all offering lunch buffets, I usually get my fix that way. Whereas there aren't any Indonesian or Malaysian places around here to speak of (unless I drive to DC), so I'm more likely to cook that at home.
#15
Re: Indian Curry Sauces
Tourist-
Recipes are right on the packet...
usually it's a combination of saute meat/fish/veg, add paste, add coconut milk, simmer and garnish with cilantro aka fresh coriander/spring onion/mint, etc or what have you...
serve with rice or noodles, etc, etc....
Recipes are right on the packet...
usually it's a combination of saute meat/fish/veg, add paste, add coconut milk, simmer and garnish with cilantro aka fresh coriander/spring onion/mint, etc or what have you...
serve with rice or noodles, etc, etc....