Happy Memorial day everyone!
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Lasts night meal was a Makhani Dal, made with Kidney beans, red lentils and extra chilli as they are pretty mild on the heat.
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Got a recipe? I love curry’s and Indian is some of my favorite food 
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Here’s another 1.5 tsp cummin. 1.5 tsp cayenne powder. 1.5 tsp coriander. 1.5 tsp tumeric .Tbsp of ginger finely diced. 2 garlic cloves diced. Two onions chopped up. 2 lbs chicken. Can of crushed tomatoes. 2 cups of chicken broth. 1 cup of cream. Sprig of oil to cook onion, Add as many more peppers as wanted…
Cook onions for five minutes in a little oil, cut up chicken and throw in, cook for five minutes, then add garlic ginger and cook for a minute. Then add all spices and cream and broth and simmer for twenty minutes. Or until desired thicknes is achieved.
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I suggest using coconut milk for the cream and lots of cilantro. Man I’m hungry.
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@Pawsfodocaws and @Shadey Got me in the mood for Indian tonight made Chana masala with added zucchini and basmati rice
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“DIBS” send2 my way. pm?
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It did look very good…
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I have the recipe for the Dal Makhani if you want it.
Heat a 1/3 of a cup of Evoo,
1 onion chopped and caramelized in the evoo, then add a large teaspoon of salt, 2 teaspoons of kashmiri chilli or more dending on how hot you like it.
4 cloves garlic and an inch of ginger, finely chopped or grated, cook for 5 minutes with the onions.
Then add a chopped tomato, half a small tin of tomato paste, 1/4 cup of fenugreek leaves.
A half a table spoon of Corriander powder.
Two Teaspoons of Cumin.
A Teaspoon of fennel powder.
Once it starts to dry out a bit, add a cup of water and a tin of kidney beans, and a cup of lentils I used red, but green or black is good as well.
Simmer on a low heat stering to stop the lentils from sticking to the bottom of the pan. Add more water as you go if you need to the lentils suck up a lot of water, you want a thick gravy.
Near the end add fresh cilantro stems chopped finely and when done add 2 table spoons of yoghurt or cream, and a handful of fresh cilantro leaves and stir in.
If you have rice with it you should have enough for 3 good meals.
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Going to give this one a try for sure just missing the fenugreek leaves will have to go grab some 
appreciate it bud
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That’s one of the problems cooking Indian food from scratch, there are so many spices usualy you are nearly always missing one.
That one is quite simple, somewhere further back is a recipe for mushroom kerma, my favourite curry. It’s got about 20 different spices in it.
Look on you tube there are hundreds of different recipes, look for Al’s Kitchen he does, British Restaraunt Style Curries
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I just ate some pizza and when I was done went “how old is this fucking pizza?”
Mrs Foreigner says it’s a week. I just ate some dirty old food.
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I think it’s fine. I just have an aversion to dirty old food. That’s what I call it.
I figure 3 days in the fridge is the maximum degree of old for me. Mrs Foreigner is more at the 5-6 day mark. Yuck.
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Definitely gonna give this a go
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