Oooh!! You are my hero!! Can't thank you enough Rik. I've got almost all of the ingredients already. Hello Amazon! And here I go! Thank you so very much.x
Just finished making this 12:01 and wow! Well worth all the effort. But I must admit Rik, if I never see another garlic clove it will be too soon. I said to my daughter that if I get this wrong, I'm never making another curry. But thankfully, it turned out perfect. I didn't even need to add any colouring, as it had a nice reddish hue( probably because I put more tomato paste in than necessary, but it didn't reflect in the taste. I must have watched your video a dozen times before I felt confident enough to actuallyake it. But I'm so glad I did. Looking forward to lots of vindaloos in the forseen future. Thank you so much! X
As a vindaloo enthusiast it looks gorgeous Rik and only just come across this video. You're clearly a man with whatever dish you're cooking, have a natural flair and feel for what the recipe and the dish requires with regards ingredients. Talents of a great cook and chef! Keep up your great work. 👍 Roger
Wow! I Appreciate Roger, very much - I usually have all the tosh comments from the so-called curry gurus who have never worked in a restaurant of takeaway. Thank you. Best, Rik
@NOTANOTHERCURRYSHOWSAMEButDiff Pleasure Rik. There is an old saying which you may be aware of that if a Chef can cook a tasty, quality vindaloo then their other dishes are likely to be very tasty and of high quality too!
That’s a great looking paste Chef. Thanks for sharing and it’s great to see the passion and genuine enthusiasm and enjoyment that comes across in your videos…👏👏👏
I'm not a vindaloo kind of curryman,but my brother is,so I've cooked this one in the slow cooker,I've just tasted it😮shut the front door!that is one serious tasty sauce-with a back heat I can tolerate?cheers Ric from BIGMICK IN THE UK 🇬🇧
Welcome, Cocker - and you know a Vindaloo doesn't have to be hot mate - that is something we are all accustomed to. Use all the spices less chili and you have a Vindaloo full-bodied taste without the heat. Best, Rik
Rik, I just now found this adjunct channel you have!! You are so Talented!! I am sure more surprises are coming! Please, you have to let golks know you have this channel as well! It would be so beautiful if you can do curries from the Carribean and South Africa, just asking and keeping my fingers crossed!!
Mate, I have jars of this in the fridge - appropriately canned in boiling water and lasting 6 months easily. If frozen, I would go for 200g portions - enough to cook a 3 chicken breast curry. Best, Rik
HI Rick..... Is it possible to use melted beef tallow (dripping) in the blender with the garlic/ginger/chillis, and when frying the other stuff... Thank you
Just humble question - no fenugreek in this paste? No mean I'm an expert, but as I could notice it's pretty common in vindaloo recipes. If "yes", and what amount would you suggest?. If "not" may I ask you why (just wonder - no need to argue). Appreciate your reply in advance. Thnx 👍
No arguments, great question! Fenugreek leaves are not typically found in a traditional Vindaloo curry. Vindaloo, a popular Indian dish, especially in Goan cuisine, is known for its spicy and tangy flavor profile, primarily derived from ingredients like vinegar, garlic, ginger, and various spices, including cumin, mustard, and red chili peppers. Fenugreek leaves, used in various Indian dishes for their distinct flavor, are not a standard ingredient in Vindaloo recipes. However, chefs and cooks may add them for a unique twist or personal preference. I also do not use mustard as my preference in vindaloo. It's a choice and a follow-the-sheep thing with others. The choice really is yours on this one. Hope it helps! Best, Rik
looks like my kind of curry Rik, just one question, is the tamarind pulp the kind of raw stuff out of a jar or the stuff you can pour from a bottle like tomato ketchup [kind of sweet] if that makes sense, thanks in advance
Hi what kind of red chillies are you using? Can you use dried red kashmiri chillies instead and would you have to soak them before adding to the blender?
Maybe I missed it but how do you use this paste to make a meal...Do you simply throw chicken tika or beef or shrimp and add the paste and thats it, or is there a recipe to use the paste as well?
I love the mixture, and it is very similar to one I cooked some years ago. The odd thing about this dish is that it is Not tremendously Garlic tasting, the long cooking mellows the Garlic. As for Tomato Ketchup, please NO. I know perfectly well that it is mostly Tomatoes and Vinegar, but we can live without the Yucky preservatives and sweeteners Please just use a can of chopped plum tomatoes, or even unchopped, a quick knife in the can will do the job, far nicer. As for the Spices put in en-mass? Some need a short fry-off IMHO
As far as this paste goes its positively garlicky very much so that is why I make the paste. Have you made this paste? Amazing if you have its only been up a day! Sounds like you already have a spice mix - as per all my recipes taste and adjust - as far as KETCHUP massive place in any working kitchen - especially Asia where I live funnily enough. This recipe is bang on or it wouldn't be posted on my channel. If you don't like KETCHUP and think there is no place for it in cooking switch off and make some comment on someone else's channel obviously you have never cooked in the real world. Best, Rik
p,s, Please take note of this p.s. THIS IS NOT A bir channel - even though ive cooked bir for 40 years in takeaways and restaurants - THIS channel is to help those who earn and spend their well earned money on the bir crap served up and those individuals that copy others recipes and write books who clearly have no experience in a working kitchen, There is one good channel out there Als kitchen - now you either like him or you dont. At least he cooks and tries to cook the best he can. Even the Inspired channel copied my recipe for bombay potatoes and has over 100k views - if you don't believe me look at the release dates on both videos and the way I cook potatoes in all my dishes - and yes it was pointed out to me. As long as I can help others get the best in their kitchen that's what I'm about - I don't give a crap about subs and views - I show what works with all ingredients at hand - like it or not that is what this channel is about. Best, Rik
That is some x-rated cooking! Love it! This has quickly become my favourite curry channel. Look forward to the next video.
Thank you - I think you have guessed it - its a Chicken Vindaloo using the paste. Delicious curry. Best, Rik
Oooh!! You are my hero!! Can't thank you enough Rik. I've got almost all of the ingredients already. Hello Amazon! And here I go! Thank you so very much.x
Vindaloo is my favourite good tips thanks.
I've just eaten a belter - editing the video now will be up in a day or so. Best, Rik
Looks like the perfect vindaloo sauce 😋👌
Cheers Nigel its a belter or it wouldn't be on here mate. Best, Rik
Just finished making this 12:01 and wow! Well worth all the effort. But I must admit Rik, if I never see another garlic clove it will be too soon. I said to my daughter that if I get this wrong, I'm never making another curry. But thankfully, it turned out perfect. I didn't even need to add any colouring, as it had a nice reddish hue( probably because I put more tomato paste in than necessary, but it didn't reflect in the taste. I must have watched your video a dozen times before I felt confident enough to actuallyake it. But I'm so glad I did. Looking forward to lots of vindaloos in the forseen future. Thank you so much! X
As usual great advice on how to make a great paste. Well done m8 ❤
Thanks David - hope it helps someone. Best, Rik
As a vindaloo enthusiast it looks gorgeous Rik and only just come across this video.
You're clearly a man with whatever dish you're cooking, have a natural flair and feel for what the recipe and the dish requires with regards ingredients. Talents of a great cook and chef!
Keep up your great work. 👍
Roger
Wow! I Appreciate Roger, very much - I usually have all the tosh comments from the so-called curry gurus who have never worked in a restaurant of takeaway. Thank you. Best, Rik
@NOTANOTHERCURRYSHOWSAMEButDiff Pleasure Rik. There is an old saying which you may be aware of that if a Chef can cook a tasty, quality vindaloo then their other dishes are likely to be very tasty and of high quality too!
Thanks!
Looks great mate
Thank you. Best, Rik
That’s a great looking paste Chef. Thanks for sharing and it’s great to see the passion and genuine enthusiasm and enjoyment that comes across in your videos…👏👏👏
Fantastic comment thank you. Best, Rik
I'm not a vindaloo kind of curryman,but my brother is,so I've cooked this one in the slow cooker,I've just tasted it😮shut the front door!that is one serious tasty sauce-with a back heat I can tolerate?cheers Ric from BIGMICK IN THE UK 🇬🇧
Welcome, Cocker - and you know a Vindaloo doesn't have to be hot mate - that is something we are all accustomed to. Use all the spices less chili and you have a Vindaloo full-bodied taste without the heat. Best, Rik
Rik, I just now found this adjunct channel you have!! You are so Talented!! I am sure more surprises are coming! Please, you have to let golks know you have this channel as well! It would be so beautiful if you can do curries from the Carribean and South Africa, just asking and keeping my fingers crossed!!
Mate, just watched your vid on the Vindaloo paste, delish. you have a new fan and subscriber, cheers mate.
Thank you. Best, Rik
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Thank you. Best, Rik
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Hi Rik, this is fantastic. What would be your recomendation for amounts to freeze this in please?
Mate, I have jars of this in the fridge - appropriately canned in boiling water and lasting 6 months easily. If frozen, I would go for 200g portions - enough to cook a 3 chicken breast curry. Best, Rik
Yum 🥵👌
Hi Rik. Great stuff as always. Going to try this soon. Can I ask why you mixed cornflour with the vinegar please?
Yes the cornflour is a slight thickener for the paste. Best, Rik
HI Rick..... Is it possible to use melted beef tallow (dripping) in the blender with the garlic/ginger/chillis, and when frying the other stuff... Thank you
Just humble question - no fenugreek in this paste? No mean I'm an expert, but as I could notice it's pretty common in vindaloo recipes. If "yes", and what amount would you suggest?. If "not" may I ask you why (just wonder - no need to argue). Appreciate your reply in advance. Thnx 👍
No arguments, great question! Fenugreek leaves are not typically found in a traditional Vindaloo curry. Vindaloo, a popular Indian dish, especially in Goan cuisine, is known for its spicy and tangy flavor profile, primarily derived from ingredients like vinegar, garlic, ginger, and various spices, including cumin, mustard, and red chili peppers. Fenugreek leaves, used in various Indian dishes for their distinct flavor, are not a standard ingredient in Vindaloo recipes. However, chefs and cooks may add them for a unique twist or personal preference. I also do not use mustard as my preference in vindaloo. It's a choice and a follow-the-sheep thing with others. The choice really is yours on this one. Hope it helps! Best, Rik
@@NOTANOTHERCURRYSHOWSAMEButDiff sorry I wasn't clear. I meant Fenugreek SEEDS (not leaves)
looks like my kind of curry Rik, just one question, is the tamarind pulp the kind of raw stuff out of a jar or the stuff you can pour from a bottle like tomato ketchup [kind of sweet] if that makes sense, thanks in advance
Hi what kind of red chillies are you using? Can you use dried red kashmiri chillies instead and would you have to soak them before adding to the blender?
Yes and Yes Thank you. Best, Rik
'A little bit of oil' 😱 My partner would kill me if I use that much garlic! I envy you.
Hi Rick I made this today 1/2 scale and noticed the recipe does not show the tomato paste. It looks and tastes great btw
nice vindaloo infused oil , with that amount of oil , that is what it seems to be , probably tastes really nice though .
Thank you. Best, Rik
Can you tell me what kind of vegetable you use? For example is it sunflower, oil or corn oil or rapeseed oil our groundnut oil or soybean oil?
Hi Dennis - sorry - on the list now - veg, canola, palm in Asia Palm Oil NOT olive. Chicken Vindaloo next video. Best, Rik
@@NOTANOTHERCURRYSHOWSAMEButDiff thank you, much appreciated.
Hi me again 😂 is there a madras paste recipe please ?
Steve there is a madras paste on the backyard channel - just type in madras in the magnifying bit and it will come up. Best, Rik
Sorry missed this thank you mate
Maybe I missed it but how do you use this paste to make a meal...Do you simply throw chicken tika or beef or shrimp and add the paste and thats it, or is there a recipe to use the paste as well?
You missed it - its the video immediately after the paste, here you go ua-cam.com/video/YLx_u3ZUL1s/v-deo.html Best, Rik
The ingredients say 3 cups of ketchup is that right or should it be tablespoons? 3 cups is 709 ml I’m sure that’s not correct.
I love the mixture, and it is very similar to one I cooked some years ago. The odd thing about this dish is that it is Not tremendously Garlic tasting, the long cooking mellows the Garlic.
As for Tomato Ketchup, please NO. I know perfectly well that it is mostly Tomatoes and Vinegar, but we can live without the Yucky preservatives and sweeteners
Please just use a can of chopped plum tomatoes, or even unchopped, a quick knife in the can will do the job, far nicer. As for the Spices put in en-mass? Some need a short fry-off IMHO
As far as this paste goes its positively garlicky very much so that is why I make the paste. Have you made this paste? Amazing if you have its only been up a day! Sounds like you already have a spice mix - as per all my recipes taste and adjust - as far as KETCHUP massive place in any working kitchen - especially Asia where I live funnily enough. This recipe is bang on or it wouldn't be posted on my channel. If you don't like KETCHUP and think there is no place for it in cooking switch off and make some comment on someone else's channel obviously you have never cooked in the real world. Best, Rik
p,s, Please take note of this p.s. THIS IS NOT A bir channel - even though ive cooked bir for 40 years in takeaways and restaurants - THIS channel is to help those who earn and spend their well earned money on the bir crap served up and those individuals that copy others recipes and write books who clearly have no experience in a working kitchen, There is one good channel out there Als kitchen - now you either like him or you dont. At least he cooks and tries to cook the best he can. Even the Inspired channel copied my recipe for bombay potatoes and has over 100k views - if you don't believe me look at the release dates on both videos and the way I cook potatoes in all my dishes - and yes it was pointed out to me. As long as I can help others get the best in their kitchen that's what I'm about - I don't give a crap about subs and views - I show what works with all ingredients at hand - like it or not that is what this channel is about. Best, Rik
Wow that's a lot of oil, almost a whole bottle. I hope this recipe comes with a defribulator!
A little bit of oil. Jus one bottle. 🤣
Thank you. Best, Rik
No
Yes - if you had any advice or knowhow you would make a constructive comment - turn off and go watch a bir channel somewhere else. Best, Rik