We are currently in that time of year in Sydney, when a night out on the town also ends by ordering a pint of hypothermia. On occasions like these, it's best to have a curry so hot that you can warm yourself by standing around someone's tongue.
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We are currently in that time of year in Sydney, when a night out on the town also ends by ordering a pint of hypothermia. On occasions like these, it's best to have a curry so hot that you can warm yourself by standing around someone's tongue.
i prefer my curries to be very...... very spicy....Quote:
Originally Posted by Storm
and we southies do have em with rice :D
but true,north indian curries are meant to be eaten with breads...
Although I love Indian food I am not so keen on their curries. I prefer Chinese or Thai curry.
I like my curry at least mild, sadly there's no Indian or Thai restaurant here and thanks to this thread I'm craving for curry now.... :mad:
Bit early in the day for a curry isn't it?
You need to cook one yourself then! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Donney
I really do fancy a nice curry at the moment.... will have to make one tomorrow methinks :D
I'm being taken to a lovely Indian restaurant tomorrow Jamie! :facelick:
I guess so, time to find a nice and easy recipe.Quote:
Originally Posted by Storm
Fantastic, I presume there is room for one more (small! ;) ) person? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Dave Brockman