Thread: Thanks for the help with the curries!

"Marc _______gmail.com>" <marccnm@<remove> wrote in message
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> With your help and some reading on the net for "recipes" I took what I
> liked and made my own and it came out well. Since a curry is basically a
> stew (from what I read) so that's what I made. It may not have been
> "authentic" but it was good. Which bring me to this point that from what
> I seen country cooking is country cooking regardless of the country!
> There is no authentic because each mother of each family has her own
> recipe - like meat loaf, or spaghetti or even beef stew!
>

You're right. But be prepared for the boneheads kn rfc to tell you "how it
is DONE."

> GUEST wrote:
> With your help and some reading on the net for "recipes"
I took what I liked
> and made my own and it came out well. Since a curry is basically a
stew
> (from what I read) so that's what I made. It may not have been
"authentic"
> but it was good. Which bring me to this point that from what I
seen country
> cooking is country cooking regardless of the country! There is no
authentic
> because each mother of each family has her own recipe - like meat
loaf, or
> spaghetti or even beef stew!
>
> Marc

im still looking for the perfect, or t least a very
good curry. Might go to india and see how different it is there...