Confessions >>>new game

[sugarmamma]

Originally Posted by Micah my love

I confess that somehow i don't believe you i don't think you were ever bored in your entire life

I confess the English are always bored. Look at their food for an example. They shun spices

(well except for CURRY~ the national dish)

[capt_noonie]

I confess english curry compared to other curries is still boring.

[JMuedog]

I confess that the GE hint threads are giving me a headache! I can't keep up... lol work and GE do not go well together

[bWY39]

Originally Posted by Micah my love

I confess that somehow i don't believe you i don't think you were ever bored in your entire life

I confess you scare the hell out of me you seem to know me far too well..........I now have a suspicion that you are really my wife who waits for me to go out then makes a post on here......hmmmmmm

[bWY39]

Originally Posted by capt_noonie

I confess english curry compared to other curries is still boring.

Now I have to confess to learning something new with this as to the best of my knowledge and belief there is no such thing as "English Curry".

We do have all sorts of curry sold here ranging form Chinese to Indian and a few others in between.

Of them all Indian curry over here seems to have the most spice in it and Chinese is so full of onion it is not worth eating anyway.

I think that they alter the recipe to suit the pallet of the country they are in at the time as I have travelled all over the world and the curry in other countries is just so different to ours.
In Hong Kong the Chinese curry was beautiful and we could order so many different ones according to how much spice we wanted in it. In Libya the curry was hot and spicy yet in India the food was so spicy I could not eat it without a fire extinguisher close to hand.

I just do not know of any curry which is called "English" unless you mean curry made in England for the English pallet.

[Micah my love]

Originally Posted by bWY39

I confess you scare the hell out of me you seem to know me far too well..........I now have a suspicion that you are really my wife who waits for me to go out then makes a post on here......hmmmmmm

I confess i married a smart good looking guy thats what i tell him anyways

[bWY39]

Originally Posted by Micah my love

I confess i married a smart good looking guy thats what i tell him anyways

Thank you dear but shhhhhhhhhh...don't tell everyone....lol...because I married a smart good looking girl as well !!!!l

[Micah my love]

LOL i hear you.. i confess

[sugarmamma]

Originally Posted by bWY39

Now I have to confess to learning something new with this as to the best of my knowledge and belief there is no such thing as "English Curry".

We do have all sorts of curry sold here ranging form Chinese to Indian and a few others in between.

Of them all Indian curry over here seems to have the most spice in it and Chinese is so full of onion it is not worth eating anyway.

I think that they alter the recipe to suit the pallet of the country they are in at the time as I have travelled all over the world and the curry in other countries is just so different to ours.
In Hong Kong the Chinese curry was beautiful and we could order so many different ones according to how much spice we wanted in it. In Libya the curry was hot and spicy yet in India the food was so spicy I could not eat it without a fire extinguisher close to hand.

I just do not know of any curry which is called "English" unless you mean curry made in England for the English pallet.

I confess that I think that must be what she meant. Wasn't tikka masala "invented" in England tho?? At least that is one of the story versions I had heard


In fact its a British Dish, yes I know you think Im telling a tall story.

Chicken Tikka Masala is not an Indian dish but was in fact invented in a curry house in Birmingham. someone ordered chicken tikka - which is chicken pieces cooked in spices and served dry - but complained when it arrived as they wanted a "wet" curry so the chef added a basic sauce to it and called it chicken tikka masala - "chicken bits and sauce".

Also a vindaloo is a british curry made by curry houses as a very hot dish to get revenge on bad customers. Funny thing is it took off!

Funny but true and also my fave British dish!
Source(s):
http://www.icons.org.uk/theicons/collect…
http://www.shantanughosh.com/2008/01/chi…

[bWY39]

Originally Posted by sugarmamma

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I confess that I think that must be what she meant. Wasn't tikka masala "invented" in England tho?? At least that is one of the story versions I had heard


In fact its a British Dish, yes I know you think Im telling a tall story.

Chicken Tikka Masala is not an Indian dish but was in fact invented in a curry house in Birmingham. someone ordered chicken tikka - which is chicken pieces cooked in spices and served dry - but complained when it arrived as they wanted a "wet" curry so the chef added a basic sauce to it and called it chicken tikka masala - "chicken bits and sauce".

Also a vindaloo is a british curry made by curry houses as a very hot dish to get revenge on bad customers. Funny thing is it took off!

Funny but true and also my fave British dish!
Source(s):
http://www.icons.org.uk/theicons/collect…
http://www.shantanughosh.com/2008/01/chi…

I confess that the dish itself could have been invented in any country in the world I just do no know but I am sure there is no such a thing as English Curry.
Some dishes may or possibly could have been invented in UK but you can bet your socks if it was then it was by an Asian or Chinese person.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicken_tikka_masala

[sugarmamma]

Originally Posted by bWY39

I confess that the dish itself could have been invented in any country in the world I just do no know but I am sure there is no such a thing as English Curry.
Some dishes may or possibly could have been invented in UK but you can bet your socks if it was then it was by an Asian or Chinese person.

Chicken tikka masala - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I confess I totally agree Brian! There is no English Curry. Just curry's made in an English type style. Like the Curry we have here is Americanized most likely.

The Curry House I go to here in Sarasota rotates her chefs from India every 6 months. She claims it's so they don't get Americanized

[EarthAngel]

I confess I still haven't eaten any curry or even seen it, yet!

[sugarmamma]

Originally Posted by EarthAngel

I confess I still haven't eaten any curry or even seen it, yet!

I confess you HAVE seen it ~ I made sure of that

[EarthAngel]

I confess not ever seen in person

[sugarmamma]

I confess I'm about to see it in person TODAY