Hi Al, I follow your recipes but I’m sure I’m getting burnt spices. Would be great to hear more details on how hot to have the pan when adding the dry spices. Great channel btw.
I am not sure you can do anything to improve - what you do is perfect 👌 Easy to follow, and I find your voice very calming. Look forward to the book and will be trying this one. Thank you 😊
Al - you ask "how do I improve the channel?". My reply - keep it EXACTLY the same. You deliver perfect info, perfect tuition and a genuine charm that makes us feel like we're your mates. That's magic. First Law of rural Mechanics - "if it ain't broke, don't fix it".
I learnt from Al and his channel how to cook BIR curry’s and it really works. Keep watching his videos even when you think you know it. As Al answers questions you have. Please do as he says and you will not regret it. It is a great little hobby. Gives pleasure to family and friends as well as builds confidence in owning a skill you will never loose. Best of luck.
@@yvonnelister5670 , hello Yvonne. I recommend putting your dried fenugreek / Methi leaves in before you add any base gravy to your pan. Give the dry leaves a rub in your hands to further reduce any big bits. Adding this to the spices and oil before the base gravy will help release their unique oils and flavor from the Methi, into the other hot oil herbs, spices and onions. And so building your flavors. Good luck.
Been doing curry Sundays every week since September. Between you and Latif, I don't think that tradition is going to end anytime soon. New curry every week, and they've all been amazing. Cheers, Al!
Some really good tips today. I have been doing this for a while, but the tips about doubling up and gravy consistency have given me some new things to try. Thanks
Al, discovered you on Elis and John and made my first base gravy yesterday. Made this Dopiaza this evening and it was brilliant. Takeaway standard and I’m thrilled. So much base gravy to take on your other recipes. Thank you so much
I made this today following your chicken tikka recipe and it was the best curry I ever made. I tweaked it to use ghee instead of oil and added a blended garam masala in with the cumin seeds. So delicious. Thank you so much!
Cooked this last night for my wife and son. Added a bit more chilli and it was really good, we rate this in our top 6 Al's curries, Chicken Bhuna has top spot at the moment. I mixed a batch of Al's mixed spice today, so looking forward to trying that. Al, thanks for changing our Saturday nights!
Beautiful stuff! You’ve certainly taught me a skill and learning to make perfect BIR curries is how I’ll remember lockdown 1,2 and 3! Great work Al 🌶👌🏼X
The taste test is literally the funniest part of the video. Reminds me of myself when I cook. I remember when I first made my girlfriend something years and years ago she was in the kitchen with me when I done a taste test, I tasted it and collapsed on the kitchen floor and she panicked and asked if I was ok, I said I'm fine it just tasted that good it made me weak at the knees🤣🤣🤣🤣. Much like you do now mate hilarious 🤣 😆 😂 😄 👍
Good evening Al super videos, and recepies mate. Just a quick one going to try and do this Saturday night but for 5 people Can I do separate dishes and just put in the microwave or just reheat on the hob to warm it back up as one whole lot ? Thanks for all your help and tips they really are amazing 👏
“Oh my god - Wonder Woman” . Not sure where that came from, but I know what you mean Al. Cooking some of your recipes and then tasting them has brought tears of happiness to my eyes. Top bloke, top channel, top curries. Please keep them coming. I’m cooking this one today👏👏👏
Hi Al I'm in Dublin and I've been wanting to cook Indian for quite a while now, I stumbled on your channel a little while back and I think you do a great job, all, and I mean all of the Indian takeaways I've ever gone to in Dublin only serve you muck, so I decided to have a go myself, I've followed your vid on the base gravy yesterday, 1/1/22, the missus has a load of those aluminium trays and I filled 9 of them with 5 ladles in each to freeze, had a half tray of gravy left over so today I'm having a go at your dopiaza but with prawns, I'll keep you posted 😊
I am English living in Ireland for 8 years. The one thing I miss is the BIR curries from my home town, but I learned to cook them before I moved here. They are a world apart from what is served here in Ireland, my local didn't even use a base gravy, in fact it used hardly anything. I have been watching Al for a few years along with Latif and Julian Voight, these were my go to for curries. I mainly cook home cooked varieties now, the taste is the same, just the texture is different.
Hi Al, I made this dish this evening and it was exceptional. My new favourite along with your Chasni. Can’t wait for the book, I hope it will be available on Kindle as well... Superb videos and recipes, well explained and demonstrated.
Al my new hero Tried loads of times to do indian curry's all are OK but never indian quality. Fell on your UA-cam by mistake. Made a base gravy then tonight followed your chicken dupiaza recipe made it for my wife when she came home from work. Absolutely stunning embarrassed to say better than our restaurant quility around Merseyside here.. Well done mate 👍 👍 fantastic Y. N. W. A. 👌👌🍻🍻
Another great video, cheers Al. Do you find the high wall pan helps to reduce the curry splashing over the cooker? Where did you get yours from? Looking forwards to the book mate!
Al, I’ve watched this a few times now and I think you forgot the Kasoori Methi. I am making this tonight so I wlll sprinkle like you normally do, just after the tomato purée is added. Hope that’s right! Really looking forward to it.
Al I've just made your Dupiaza and absolutely loved it, I've already made the tikka masala twice beautiful my family loved it, thank you Al for inspiring me.xx
Looks great Al. My base gravy always ends up thicker than yours and I see from today’s video that it’s important for it not to be too thick. Do I just add more water to get it to the right consistency?
Yeah, just run the tap into it till the portion you are going to use is thin. Heat it up. Then it is ready to be used in a curry. You will reduce the water back out so it returns back to a concentrate. Hope that helps
Thanks for the question.... AL I realised that I make my base still a bit thick too like a volcano splattering lol. Also explains why I go through so much base. Thanks again Al. 👍👍
I swear I saw you in Bromley the other day Al. Wasn’t sure if it was you but just to say love all of your content and really love adding these recipes to my repertoire 😁
Could you let me know where you got the gas cooking rig from please. I cook on electric at the moment and can see the benefits of a good gas rig. Keep up the good work I love your curries and easy to follow instructions and techneques.
Al.... You had me at the draft beer dispenser..... I made your newest tikka Pathia this week (I know I should comment under that post) absolutely fabulous wife loved it. Also did a side of Chana Saag which was (as ever) "a banger". Great to see you pop up early 2021. I will be trying this one shortly with some of the "base" in the freezer. Happy new year Al.
Al love the food, cooking curry is so fun in my opinion! Any chance you can do a base gravy tutorial but on a smaller level? Don't have big enough pans haha
Hey Al, what a fantastic curry! Seriously good my friend, and you have all the kit... Loved watching how you made it in this authentic way, incredible. ✌🏻😋😎👌🏻
A cook on an induction hob can you recommend a good pan to use, am using a coated non stick pan and a don’t think it’s working with curry cooking process cheers
Excellent video again Al, your videos have become part of our daily evening TV! When does the kasoori methi go in? I've watched the video many times and don't see you using it
Love your recipes , with the price of a curry and the usual accompaniments for one person over £20 where I am these days , your recipes have saved me a fortune.
Great Al, look forward to buying your book, keep your fans posted on book progress. What about this latest curry, can only say everyone of your curries are great, thanks Al.
Al your channel is magic. I sort of feel like a top Indian chef now 😂. I love your perfect draft, mine arrived today and the Stella has gone already.....don’t worry between 3 of us 😃.
Quorn Rogan Josh and Saag Paneer last weekend, Quorn Passanda last night. All excellent Al (missus is vegetarian). Can't wait to cook a vege curry for her and a chicken or lamb one for myself. As others have said don't change a thing. Part of the enjoyment of watching is your easy going manner. Saturday Morning Kitchen with Al would be a great watch!!. Surely someone knows someone who could sow the seeds for this to happen?
Dopiaza is my favourite curry. Regardless of what curry I order, I get a dopiaza as a side. Vindaloo, jalfrezi, stick a side of dopiaza and you have a feast fit for a king.
Well I purchased a deep Biryani frying pan just like ur video and bought some of the methi leaves and spices on line and we loved the Dopiaza curry Al BEAUTIFUL I also made 5 litre pot of ur base gravy and everything seemed to well and it did. Cheers my friend will have a try at ur very simple chicken Madras 👍😀
Will be trying this! Made the original dopiaza recently and loved it. Have done the korma and pathia also so far. Family loved them. Can’t wait for the book. I reckon you need to go on Saturday kitchen....
Hi Al, I've just cooked this doooopiaza, used your base gravy 2 but added a whole chilli 🌶 seeds toboot. It's fantastic, great recipe. Also separated into two pans before I added the chicken, as my daughter is vegetarian. 9/10 , would be 10/10 but I think I might have softened the onions to much at the start. Cheers Paddy God's kingdom Newcastle Upon Tyne
You use tomato puree but dont list it in the ingredients and you list methi but never use it in the recipe... loool a LEGEND :) By the way I just made this dish today and I agree with you... OUT OF THIS WORLD !
You kindly sent my wife a link to buy an aluminium pan and ladle so she could get me them for my birthday this month. All turned up perfectly and looking forward to using it next week!
Good God Al, this looks like the most delicious one yet. I have never been served a curry in a restaurant that looks as good as this one does. This one gets made next. Take care.
Hi Al. Just joined ur channel and I am very impressed with the videos u do and I have done a one or two so far, GREAT! Can I ask friend where do u get ur free standing gas hob from? This Dupiaza is my girl’s favourite curry. Cheers friend 😀
Great again mate,like the idea of seeing if your local curry house will let you in for a filming sesh, there was a channel on UA-cam that did that a few years ago, can't remember who it was,but it was really good,anyway video and footage good as all ways,cheers Al and fingers crossed for tommorw
Yes Al. This was a banger indeed. And with a V12 engine! It was the tikka that made it. I found myself saying all the things that you did while you were tasting it. Cooked two portions in separate pans the restaurant way.
Hey Al. I’d love to see some more vegetarian curries. Maybe tandoori Paneer, or a pre-cooked veggie mix, like they use in BIR. Can’t wait for the book. Thank you. 🙏
Back with another banger. The original one you posted is one of our favourites so I can't wait to try this. We need to knock up some mixed powder though. Loving the curries mate. Keep em coming.
Hi Al, 24cm Pan arrived today from MAROO in Wembley....Made base gravy at the weekend and grilled marinated chicken tikka this morning......lets get cooking.
Let me know what you all think about this curry. Also how you feel I can improve the channel. Thanks Al
Inspired me to go out today and get all my spices and aluminium pan to try my favourite curry Ceylon. Loving your channel Al, up the Reds, YNWA
Just keep doing what you’re doing mate
Hi Al, I follow your recipes but I’m sure I’m getting burnt spices. Would be great to hear more details on how hot to have the pan when adding the dry spices. Great channel btw.
Hi from Northern Ireland Al ! Great channel !!!😎
I am not sure you can do anything to improve - what you do is perfect 👌
Easy to follow, and I find your voice very calming.
Look forward to the book and will be trying this one.
Thank you 😊
Al - you ask "how do I improve the channel?". My reply - keep it EXACTLY the same. You deliver perfect info, perfect tuition and a genuine charm that makes us feel like we're your mates. That's magic. First Law of rural Mechanics - "if it ain't broke, don't fix it".
I learnt from Al and his channel how to cook BIR curry’s and it really works. Keep watching his videos even when you think you know it. As Al answers questions you have.
Please do as he says and you will not regret it. It is a great little hobby. Gives pleasure to family and friends as well as builds confidence in owning a skill you will never loose.
Best of luck.
I couldn’t agree more, I already knew how to make a good curry but Al improved my skills immensely.
When do i put the methi in ?
@@yvonnelister5670 , hello Yvonne. I recommend putting your dried fenugreek / Methi leaves in before you add any base gravy to your pan. Give the dry leaves a rub in your hands to further reduce any big bits. Adding this to the spices and oil before the base gravy will help release their unique oils and flavor from the Methi, into the other hot oil herbs, spices and onions. And so building your flavors.
Good luck.
@@willlowbridge350 thank you I will Rub the methi in my hands didn't know that
Thanks yvonne
Been doing curry Sundays every week since September. Between you and Latif, I don't think that tradition is going to end anytime soon. New curry every week, and they've all been amazing. Cheers, Al!
Thanks. Appeciated
Some really good tips today. I have been doing this for a while, but the tips about doubling up and gravy consistency have given me some new things to try. Thanks
Finally a long over due book. I'm glad you've changed your mind.
Ooooh a book????? Tell me more !
Stumbled across your channel and really love the setup. So enjoyable to watch, and definitely going to use some of your recipes. Cheers!
Al, discovered you on Elis and John and made my first base gravy yesterday. Made this Dopiaza this evening and it was brilliant. Takeaway standard and I’m thrilled. So much base gravy to take on your other recipes. Thank you so much
I made this today following your chicken tikka recipe and it was the best curry I ever made. I tweaked it to use ghee instead of oil and added a blended garam masala in with the cumin seeds. So delicious. Thank you so much!
Cooked this last night for my wife and son. Added a bit more chilli and it was really good, we rate this in our top 6 Al's curries, Chicken Bhuna has top spot at the moment. I mixed a batch of Al's mixed spice today, so looking forward to trying that. Al, thanks for changing our Saturday nights!
Beautiful stuff! You’ve certainly taught me a skill and learning to make perfect BIR curries is how I’ll remember lockdown 1,2 and 3! Great work Al 🌶👌🏼X
The taste test is literally the funniest part of the video. Reminds me of myself when I cook. I remember when I first made my girlfriend something years and years ago she was in the kitchen with me when I done a taste test, I tasted it and collapsed on the kitchen floor and she panicked and asked if I was ok, I said I'm fine it just tasted that good it made me weak at the knees🤣🤣🤣🤣. Much like you do now mate hilarious 🤣 😆 😂 😄 👍
Amazing Al! That’s tomorrow night sorted! I cooked your Chasni last week & it was bangin!!!!
Happy new year Al & thanks for your recipes & tips.
Good evening Al super videos, and recepies mate. Just a quick one going to try and do this Saturday night but for 5 people Can I do separate dishes and just put in the microwave or just reheat on the hob to warm it back up as one whole lot ? Thanks for all your help and tips they really are amazing 👏
“Oh my god - Wonder Woman” . Not sure where that came from, but I know what you mean Al. Cooking some of your recipes and then tasting them has brought tears of happiness to my eyes. Top bloke, top channel, top curries. Please keep them coming. I’m cooking this one today👏👏👏
my favourite channel Al ! brilliant mate 👍looking forward to some curries without base gravy that would really help when life is so busy
Hi Al
I'm in Dublin and I've been wanting to cook Indian for quite a while now, I stumbled on your channel a little while back and I think you do a great job, all, and I mean all of the Indian takeaways I've ever gone to in Dublin only serve you muck, so I decided to have a go myself, I've followed your vid on the base gravy yesterday, 1/1/22, the missus has a load of those aluminium trays and I filled 9 of them with 5 ladles in each to freeze, had a half tray of gravy left over so today I'm having a go at your dopiaza but with prawns, I'll keep you posted 😊
I am English living in Ireland for 8 years. The one thing I miss is the BIR curries from my home town, but I learned to cook them before I moved here. They are a world apart from what is served here in Ireland, my local didn't even use a base gravy, in fact it used hardly anything. I have been watching Al for a few years along with Latif and Julian Voight, these were my go to for curries. I mainly cook home cooked varieties now, the taste is the same, just the texture is different.
Hi Al, I made this dish this evening and it was exceptional. My new favourite along with your Chasni. Can’t wait for the book, I hope it will be available on Kindle as well...
Superb videos and recipes, well explained and demonstrated.
Love your vids, is the pan you use here the same as in the description as that looks smaller.
Al you're a star.. Whole family are loving your curries. 50k well deserved 👍😊
Al i love your channel so much, i live in France & cant get a good curry here, your channel has been a life savour, have a great 2021 mate :)
Thanks so much 😊
This is dopiaza! Your mother would be proud Al! Brilliant. one of your best in my opinion.
I'll be buying that book Al - can we get it in paper format so i dont splash my tablet with curry? :D
Will be honest, not a curry I have often but watching that I’m going to give it a go tomorrow! It looked beautiful big Al 👍
Al my new hero
Tried loads of times to do indian curry's all are OK but never indian quality. Fell on your UA-cam by mistake. Made a base gravy then tonight followed your chicken dupiaza recipe made it for my wife when she came home from work. Absolutely stunning embarrassed to say better than our restaurant quility around Merseyside here.. Well done mate 👍 👍 fantastic Y. N. W. A. 👌👌🍻🍻
Another great video, cheers Al. Do you find the high wall pan helps to reduce the curry splashing over the cooker? Where did you get yours from? Looking forwards to the book mate!
It does absolutely. They are hard to find. I have provided links in the description box. Love the pan
Yes, yes, YES! This is a sensational curry. Definitely gonna be doing plenty more of these. Thanks, as always, for the great video!
Al, I’ve watched this a few times now and I think you forgot the Kasoori Methi. I am making this tonight so I wlll sprinkle like you normally do, just after the tomato purée is added. Hope that’s right! Really looking forward to it.
I’ve watched it a couple of times now, and I haven’t seen it go in - in fact the container looks empty when cooking starts!🤣
I agree, it doesn’t get much better than a nice beer and curry
this channel is so underrated deserves way more subs
What brand is the extractor? Thanks love your vids, got my Dad into it as well.
Al I've just made your Dupiaza and absolutely loved it, I've already made the tikka masala twice beautiful my family loved it, thank you Al for inspiring me.xx
Looks great Al. My base gravy always ends up thicker than yours and I see from today’s video that it’s important for it not to be too thick. Do I just add more water to get it to the right consistency?
Yeah, just run the tap into it till the portion you are going to use is thin. Heat it up. Then it is ready to be used in a curry. You will reduce the water back out so it returns back to a concentrate. Hope that helps
Thanks for the question.... AL I realised that I make my base still a bit thick too like a volcano splattering lol. Also explains why I go through so much base. Thanks again Al. 👍👍
Just made this curry following the recipe carefully. Absolutely delicious.
When does the Methi go in? Tried it last night for r, very nice thanks Al.
Very good! The Keith Floyd of the curry kitchen! Just one point: no 2nd dose of onion and no turmeric?
I swear I saw you in Bromley the other day Al. Wasn’t sure if it was you but just to say love all of your content and really love adding these recipes to my repertoire 😁
Could you let me know where you got the gas cooking rig from please. I cook on electric at the moment and can see the benefits of a good gas rig. Keep up the good work I love your curries and easy to follow instructions and techneques.
Amazon. Check the links in the dropdown box of the video
Loving the channel I've tried so many of your curries that my wife enjoys them more than our local takeaway. Will be trying this one.
Looks absolutely delicious. Definitely giving this a try
Al.... You had me at the draft beer dispenser..... I made your newest tikka Pathia this week (I know I should comment under that post) absolutely fabulous wife loved it. Also did a side of Chana Saag which was (as ever) "a banger". Great to see you pop up early 2021. I will be trying this one shortly with some of the "base" in the freezer. Happy new year Al.
Looks yummy, where can i buy the pan you cooked it in ?
What do you do with the base gravy you haven’t used in the pan? I’ve bought some base gravy from East at Home but not used it yet.
I’m going to have to give this a try tomorrow
Al love the food, cooking curry is so fun in my opinion! Any chance you can do a base gravy tutorial but on a smaller level? Don't have big enough pans haha
Hey Al, what a fantastic curry! Seriously good my friend, and you have all the kit... Loved watching how you made it in this authentic way, incredible. ✌🏻😋😎👌🏻
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hey Al, what is the spice ratio for a meal for two please. I’m cooking for four so was going to cook two batches for two people. Thanks
A cook on an induction hob can you recommend a good pan to use, am using a coated non stick pan and a don’t think it’s working with curry cooking process cheers
Just made this an although I've not got all the select equipment to cook with it turned out a revelation, cheers Al for the taste sensation 👍
how long did you cook the chicken didnt seem long enough was the chicken done?
brilliant video as usual al where did you get draught machine , gonna make that curry tomorrow night cheers
Beerhawk.co.uk. Best thing ever.
Congratulations on 50k subs. Been treating my family to your curries during lockdown!
Yay! Thank you!
Excellent video again Al, your videos have become part of our daily evening TV! When does the kasoori methi go in? I've watched the video many times and don't see you using it
Thanks for watching. yeah, I forgot to add on the video, just sprinkle in near the end. Cheers
Another great video Al Thank you 👌I will definitely be buying your book.
Hi Al love your curry recipe have you got the books you mentioned if so how do I get one please thanks Billy
Great video. Very informative.
You are a true master of the BIR!!!
That looks amazing Al, this is on my to do list once I've made another batch of gravy. Thanks again for the video s👍👍👍
Love your recipes , with the price of a curry and the usual accompaniments for one person over £20 where I am these days , your recipes have saved me a fortune.
You keep knocking it out of the park Al time after time, so come on we all waiting desperately for the book mate when??
Prob Summer
@@AlsKitchen hurry up and publish that book Al, put my name down for 2 please.
Great Al, look forward to buying your book, keep your fans posted on book progress. What about this latest curry, can only say everyone of your curries are great, thanks Al.
Your recipes are AMAZING! Thanks for sharing 👍 😊
We love you Al! Happy New year and welcome back to the tube!
Tried this last night Al. Another curry another banger! It was awesome. On my list of your favourites.
Thanks Al very informative again.
Waiting for the book.
Hopefully book is the same, a great learning tool🙏
Hi Al another great looking curry, I have made many of your currys with a big thumbs up from the wife. when and where are you selling your book
Any chance of a few without base gravy Al? I make it from time to time but don't find it that practical for when cooking for one on a whim.
Al your channel is magic. I sort of feel like a top Indian chef now 😂. I love your perfect draft, mine arrived today and the Stella has gone already.....don’t worry between 3 of us 😃.
Hi Al love your channel iv been watching for years, what do you hook your gas burner up to?
Butane cannister
Brilliant thanks man
Quorn Rogan Josh and Saag Paneer last weekend, Quorn Passanda last night. All excellent Al (missus is vegetarian). Can't wait to cook a vege curry for her and a chicken or lamb one for myself.
As others have said don't change a thing. Part of the enjoyment of watching is your easy going manner.
Saturday Morning Kitchen with Al would be a great watch!!.
Surely someone knows someone who could sow the seeds for this to happen?
Great curry as always, where do you get the deep sided pan from
Check description
Well i have been cooking curry's for many many years and have to take my hat off to you Al fantastic keep up the great work :)
Dopiaza is my favourite curry. Regardless of what curry I order, I get a dopiaza as a side. Vindaloo, jalfrezi, stick a side of dopiaza and you have a feast fit for a king.
Well I purchased a deep Biryani frying pan just like ur video and bought some of the methi leaves and spices on line and we loved the Dopiaza curry Al BEAUTIFUL
I also made 5 litre pot of ur base gravy and everything seemed to well and it did. Cheers my friend will have a try at ur very simple chicken Madras 👍😀
Great 👍
MAde this last night and it was so good. Thank's for your delicious recipes. You make it so easy and delicious.
Will be trying this! Made the original dopiaza recently and loved it. Have done the korma and pathia also so far. Family loved them. Can’t wait for the book. I reckon you need to go on Saturday kitchen....
Al if I want to scale it up so I'm making 6 portions, is it as simple as 6-x'ing the ingredients?
Hi Al, you're the go-to curry Yoda!
Hi Al, I've just cooked this doooopiaza, used your base gravy 2 but added a whole chilli 🌶 seeds toboot. It's fantastic, great recipe. Also separated into two pans before I added the chicken, as my daughter is vegetarian.
9/10 , would be 10/10 but I think I might have softened the onions to much at the start.
Cheers
Paddy
God's kingdom
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Looks good Al. I’ve cooked a few of your curry’s now and they’ve all been top notch. 👍🏻
Thanks 👍
You use tomato puree but dont list it in the ingredients and you list methi but never use it in the recipe... loool a LEGEND :)
By the way I just made this dish today and I agree with you... OUT OF THIS WORLD !
Love the vid just bought a pan from link Al cooking this for best mate c eve now going over to anything with prawns
Great video again nice clear and easy demonstration , can’t wait till
Your book is out👍🏼🍺
Al did you miss the methy leaves out! When would you put them in please
You kindly sent my wife a link to buy an aluminium pan and ladle so she could get me them for my birthday this month. All turned up perfectly and looking forward to using it next week!
Perfect!
You’re ace mate.... brilliant again. YNWA UP THE REDS
Good God Al, this looks like the most delicious one yet. I have never been served a curry in a restaurant that looks as good as this one does. This one gets made next. Take care.
I will be making this shortly!! Thanks Al xx
Please do!
The frying pan in the description looks different to the one you used, fo you gave a link for that one mate.
Hi Al. Just joined ur channel and I am very impressed with the videos u do and I have done a one or two so far, GREAT! Can I ask friend where do u get ur free standing gas hob from? This Dupiaza is my girl’s favourite curry. Cheers friend 😀
Great again mate,like the idea of seeing if your local curry house will let you in for a filming sesh, there was a channel on UA-cam that did that a few years ago, can't remember who it was,but it was really good,anyway video and footage good as all ways,cheers Al and fingers crossed for tommorw
Have you got a vegetable curry video Al?
Yes Al. This was a banger indeed. And with a V12 engine! It was the tikka that made it. I found myself saying all the things that you did while you were tasting it. Cooked two portions in separate pans the restaurant way.
Right on! Thanks Man, Cheers Thx
Absolutely class presentation, Al.
Glad you enjoyed it
This is a very valuable point 1-2person portions is good but increasing does it just doesn’t work I don’t know why
Because the ratio of spice to gravy is out. You always need much less spice the larger the curry gets.
Al do they post the pans out I'm in Scotland
Struggling to find a high sided pan
Hey Al.
I’d love to see some more vegetarian curries.
Maybe tandoori Paneer, or a pre-cooked veggie mix, like they use in BIR.
Can’t wait for the book.
Thank you. 🙏
Can yoy make a fast base gravy using som Pataks?
Just made your Base Gravy 2 last week and it went down a treat. Any tips on where to buy the aluminium pans you use? I’m nowhere near London.
Amazon and E.Bay are great sources for your pans, utensils and ingredients.I've managed to source all mine online.
@@richtea3302 I saw a few on eBay similar to Al’s but was scared they’d be crap quality. They’re decent then?
@@Lang7 Amazon is probably better as you can read honest reviews before you purchase,that way you be assured you are buying something of quality.
Back with another banger. The original one you posted is one of our favourites so I can't wait to try this. We need to knock up some mixed powder though. Loving the curries mate. Keep em coming.
Hi Al,
24cm Pan arrived today from MAROO in Wembley....Made base gravy at the weekend and grilled marinated chicken tikka this morning......lets get cooking.