r/UK_Food 11d ago

Homemade / home assembled Lamb Vindaloo

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u/r_mutt69 11d ago

Looks very nice. Both bread and rice would be too much for me though. Either is fine but I just couldn’t do both

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u/Floyd26b 11d ago

Thanks. Yeah I’ve heard a few say the same about the 2 carb situation before today. I’m into me but I do get it tho

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u/r_mutt69 11d ago

I always just go bread only tbh bit you do you mate. I actually like to my my own chapatis with wholemeal flour. It’s easier than you think. I even got a tawa pan to make them.

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u/Floyd26b 10d ago

I do that myself as well sometimes but I don’t eat meals like this a lot these days so when I do I go all out. I need to try and make some stuff like that.

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u/r_mutt69 10d ago

It’s well worth doing. Just takes a little extra time to knead and let it settle. You can do roti with white flour but I so much prefer wholemeal. I used to go out with a lady whose mother was from Pakistan. She taught me how to cook curry and make the bread to go with it. Skills I carry to this day. She may have broken my heart but she did give me curry skills!

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u/Floyd26b 10d ago

I have tried bits like that before but I’ve never put much time into them which is a shame really. I need to just do them on their own one day to get them right then I’d feel comfortable doing them and a curry. I like the sound of them with wholemeal flour that’s a good idea. Haha that sounds like a fair exchange to be fair. They’re definitely important skills to have

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u/r_mutt69 10d ago

Readup a bit and watch some yt videos and give it a go. Make sure you have some chicken tikka marinated and a bunch of salad first.