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>>22014556
That sounds interesting, you guys use the S&B curry cubes or what, typical onion carrots potato? Some sweetness in there could be nice, mine's always hard-core savory and usually pretty spicy. I also use celery and lentils most often, only used potato once to try and be proper, which was good too.
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>>22014564
yup just onion carrot potato and chicken. we had picrel, it wasn't spicy at all but had a nicer "spiced" flavor than something like golden curry which tends to be a bit flat and sweet imo.
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>>22014567
Hate to hear that, I never eat steak cause I hate to spend the money on it. a few weeks ago I got and grilled some cheap top rounds just to see and yeah they were indelibly tough. I just cubed them and used them for curry lmao. The pork chops I also got on sale were great though.
>>22014584
I'll have to find some and branch out. The last pack i had was a spicy one, and I would usually add a serrano so it was pretty warm. This pack i have now is the mild. I'm sure I'll be ready for something a bit different by the time I get through this one
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>>22014599
The only cut(e)s have Steak that are worth it are Ribbies and Filete Mignones
I always find Beef Curry to be a bit strangey dangey as injuns (dots not feathers) mostly don’t eat Beef
Mostly
Love me jap curry THOUGH; I’m just a PURIST
>>22014584
Is this supposed to be like a jap version of Indonesian Curry?
Indonesian Curry is also v. Yummy
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>>22014584
i suggest doing a 3-2 mix of vermont and java curry, with a grated apple or asian pear and a lot of heavily browned(not caramelized) finely diced onion, deglazed with soy sauce
you get a super rich and well rounded curry with just a little extra effort
>>22014607
>Is this supposed to be like a jap version of Indonesian Curry?
its just another variety of generic japanese curry, less sweet and more spices
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