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WHAT food is in the photo?
WHAT food is in the photo?
Anybody a clue as to what these cubes are please? Got given them by somebody who thought they were chocolates but realised no as they do have a slight spicy aroma to them
RICHARD OF LOXLEY
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Re: WHAT food is in the photo?
The wife has similar, but not exact, and says it's a curry cube. You put it in water then add meat/veggies depending upon what kind of curry it is/you want.
Put one cube in boiling water to test it, the aroma should be that of some kind of curry. Pete
EDIT: I got the process backwards. Follow the pics on the package....meat/vegies.....water....boil....cube at end and stir.
Put one cube in boiling water to test it, the aroma should be that of some kind of curry. Pete
EDIT: I got the process backwards. Follow the pics on the package....meat/vegies.....water....boil....cube at end and stir.
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Re: WHAT food is in the photo?
Yes, after a trawl on the net, it's a Japanese product called 2 Danjuku curry, this website has a recipe in English:
http://japanfood.eu/product.php?id_prod ... &id_lang=1
http://japanfood.eu/product.php?id_prod ... &id_lang=1
Re: WHAT food is in the photo?
Thanks guys.
Will make myself a Nippon curry and report back
Having never been there I didn't know they were big on curry. Apparently it was introduced there by the British during our colonial spell in India
Will make myself a Nippon curry and report back
Having never been there I didn't know they were big on curry. Apparently it was introduced there by the British during our colonial spell in India
RICHARD OF LOXLEY
It’s none of my business what people say and think of me. I am what I am and do what I do. I expect nothing and accept everything. It makes life so much easier.
It’s none of my business what people say and think of me. I am what I am and do what I do. I expect nothing and accept everything. It makes life so much easier.
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Phil Scammed
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Re: WHAT food is in the photo?
Does it taste anything like Indian curry?
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Re: WHAT food is in the photo?
As far as I was told, it was the British Navy that introduced curry to their Japanese counterparts during joint naval exercises, prior to WWI. It has now become a favorite dish in Japan, usually eaten with meat and noodles. Strangely Friday has become a popular day for eating curry but I have no idea why.
The taste is quite similar to chip shop curry, in the UK.
The taste is quite similar to chip shop curry, in the UK.
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Re: WHAT food is in the photo?
FRIDAY?Bristolian wrote:As far as I was told, it was the British Navy that introduced curry to their Japanese counterparts during joint naval exercises, prior to WWI. It has now become a favorite dish in Japan, usually eaten with meat and noodles. Strangely Friday has become a popular day for eating curry but I have no idea why.
The taste is quite similar to chip shop curry, in the UK.
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Vince & Lin
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Re: WHAT food is in the photo?
This is the easiest most tasty way to have delicious curry! I have used this for years. Just toss whatever veggies and meat in the pot. For half the package of spice, use 3 cups water and put the spice cubes in. It is that easy! It is nice to know I can find this in HH when we are there for 3 months.