Homemade Curries round a campfire

[PJMCBear]

Ever fancied an authentic Indian curry round the camp fire? Check out this site and the pre-packed spices.

http://www.kitchenguru.co.uk/

They come on a card , with the spices in individual bubbles, with full instructions and shopping list to create a fantastic taste.

I've been using them at home for a while now, but I tried one at the NorthWest Meet recently. It made very little difference that I was cooking them over an open fire, and the taste, mmmmmmm . Just ask Singeblister and Peds.

The only thing I will say is, it's better to cook it in a larger billy. They are designed to feed 4 adults so don't forget the boil in the bag rice and bannock nann breads.

Oh, and a word of warning. Some of them can make your eyeballs sweat.

 

[dtalbot]

Never used them while camping but can confirm Kitchen Guru curries are fantastic!

 

[Singeblister]

Very nice it was Paul but very hot ,,,, i know I am a wuss

 

[Moff8]

ordered about 10 for me and the guys at work to try out. Thanks for the heads up.

 

[Andy J]

Thanks for that, going to try these out real soon...Andy

 

[woodstock]

Ever fancied an authentic Indian curry round the camp fire? Check out this site and the pre-packed spices.

I was in a Recce unit and found the benefits of spices very soon after joining it not only preserved the meat it tasted better after it had been hanging about for days on end and can now do a convincing Indian curry from natural ingredients

 

[PJMCBear]

You'll have to post your recipe, Woodstock.

'Natural ingredients'? Would that be wild ingredients?

 

[woodstock]

You'll have to post your recipe, Woodstock.

'Natural ingredients'? Would that be wild ingredients?

Some wild such as wild garlic and pine nuts but the basic masala I carried myself which was a blended masala I'll post a list of ingredients I would coat the meat in the masala and leave it overnight the next day it tasted the Bollxxx well to be honest anything did after a while