Pressure cooker

[rik_uk3]

One of these could be perfect for camping, 3 sizes, the smallest is only 1.5 litre

http://www.spicesofindia.co.uk/acatalog/Pressure-Cooker.html

This is a great site, free delivery on orders over £30, look at their boil in the bag range, very good quality (as discussed before here)

http://www.spicesofindia.co.uk/acatalog/Ready-Meals.html

 

[harryhaller]

Luckily, they don't do PayPal, so I'm safe

 

[Glen]

That'll be the Hawkins pressure cooker, I've actually looked at it a few time and hummed and harred about getting one. The main offputting thing is the oval internal opening lid, according to review, it means you can't get more than 1 potatoes in it and still get the lid on, though if you chopped the potatoes up I think you could.

Specifications

Capacity: 1.5 litres
Inside diameter: 154mm (about 6 inches)
Inside height: 79mm (just over 3 inches)
Base thickness: 3.2mm
Weight: 0.92kg

Specifications
Capacity: 3.0 litres
Inside diameter: 170mm (just under 7 inches)
Inside height: 135mm (just over 5 inches)
Base thickness: 3.2mm
Weight: 1.21kg


Specifications

Capacity: 5.0 litres
Inside diameter: 212mm (just over 8 inches)
Inside height: 142mm (about 5½ inches)
Base thickness: 3.2mm
Weight: 1.74kg

Specs taken from here http://www.fiera.co.uk/Category/hawkins-budget.aspx

 

[Twodogs]

Rik, sound like your missing the curry triangle ....
Twodogs

 

[rik_uk3]

Rik, sound like your missing the curry triangle ....
Twodogs

Indeed I am, although there are one or two curry houses in Cardiff that are OK. Back up to brum this summer for a Wedding so I might bring 15 or 20 rubies back with me for the freezer

Home town of Aberdare has several Indian takeaways/restaurants, bloody awful (bar one place a couple of miles away) food. That said, most customers arriving after 10 at night are in the twilight zone and don't care what they eat Hard pushed to get a Lamb curry near me, its all Chicken or Beef; Beef!!! who eats Beef curry

 

[traderran]

Who eats beef curry
Now Now beef is good for you. And as I own a ranch good
for me.

 

[gregorach]

The thing about beef curry is that curry is supposed to be an Indian dish, and very few Indians eat beef. Goat or chicken are generally considered more appropriate meats for a curry.