Phal Curry. - Page 2

Lordy · 24th June 2017, 20:41

I do like my spicy food, Think I'll give this a go.

neilb740 · 25th June 2017, 02:26

I've tried a phall and a Tinderloo (hotter version of a vindaloo) but they are to hot to be eaten for anything else but a bet!!

Madras is about as hot as I can go and still enjoy it.

Robti · 25th June 2017, 09:30

Vindaloo was my go to years ago but as I have got older I went from that to madras to rogan Josh to my current dopiaza, wonder what's in store for me next

RPWC · 25th June 2017, 09:46

When I first started courting my now wife, we went for a curry one night, I had a madras, and Fiona had a Vindaloo!

I took a teaspoon full of hers and immediately had to gulp the water. Nowadays I couldn't do a Madras in a restaurant, the hottest I could do would be a Parthia or Ceylon. I can take Madras if it comes out of a jar, as it's not quite as hot as the restaurant or takeaway, but nothing hotter, the daughter, who is veggie, has had veg vindaloo a couple of times and scoffed the lot, maybe as we get older our systems can't take the heat.

Georgies Dad · 25th June 2017, 11:00

Eating these mega hot curries is a macho thing,I cannot believe anyone actually enjoys them.

Me I love Indian food,but prefer the flavours of the spices rather than something overloaded with hot chillies.

The Indian people do not eat them hot,its just something invented for the British menus

Lancpudn · 25th June 2017, 11:02

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Originally Posted by RPWC

When I first started courting my now wife, we went for a curry one night, I had a madras, and Fiona had a Vindaloo!

I took a teaspoon full of hers and immediately had to gulp the water. Nowadays I couldn't do a Madras in a restaurant, the hottest I could do would be a Parthia or Ceylon. I can take Madras if it comes out of a jar, as it's not quite as hot as the restaurant or takeaway, but nothing hotter, the daughter, who is veggie, has had veg vindaloo a couple of times and scoffed the lot, maybe as we get older our systems can't take the heat.

Twist of black pepper on some boiled cabbage is as spicy as it gets here

The plumbing complains terribly otherwise. the missus wont go near any sort of spicy food, I think I was in my thirties before I even had a taste of chilli or tried a kebab, don't think I've been near those hot ones since lol.

I try a really mild spicy...ish sauce every now & them though.

Georgies Dad · 25th June 2017, 11:05

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Originally Posted by Lancpudn

Twist of black pepper on some boiled cabbage is as spicy as it gets here

The plumbing complains terribly otherwise. the missus wont go near any sort of spicy food, I think I was in my thirties before I even had a taste of chilli or tried a kebab, don't think I've been near those hot ones since lol.

I try a really mild spicy...ish sauce every now & them though.

Nothing wrong with a Black pudding and Hotpot sandwich

Lynyrd Skynner · 25th June 2017, 14:41

Ever tried a Chicken Tarka ? its like a chicken phall just a little otter.......

stevenicks · 25th June 2017, 14:54

I felt OK when I woke up this morning, then mid morning had a bit of a dodgy stomach and had to visit the men's room four times

. Anyway I'm fine now and will be having mince and onion pie for tea with cabbage and mashed swede. I'll finish the rest of the Phall off in due course with rice and a few Poppadoms... Glutton for punishment or what

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FLYING BANANA · 25th June 2017, 16:23

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Originally Posted by stevenicks

I felt OK when I woke up this morning, then mid morning had a bit of a dodgy stomach and had to visit the men's room four times

. Anyway I'm fine now and will be having mince and onion pie for tea with cabbage and mashed swede. I'll finish the rest of the Phall off in due course with rice and a few Poppadoms... Glutton for punishment or what

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Cold curry sarnie's is a matter of taste. Makes a change if taking the sarnie's to work.

24th June 2017, 20:41	#11
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RPWC This is my second home 75 model car Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Newcastle upon Tyne Posts: 20,177 Thanks: 4,008 Thanked 5,083 Times in 3,114 Posts	When I first started courting my now wife, we went for a curry one night, I had a madras, and Fiona had a Vindaloo! I took a teaspoon full of hers and immediately had to gulp the water. Nowadays I couldn't do a Madras in a restaurant, the hottest I could do would be a Parthia or Ceylon. I can take Madras if it comes out of a jar, as it's not quite as hot as the restaurant or takeaway, but nothing hotter, the daughter, who is veggie, has had veg vindaloo a couple of times and scoffed the lot, maybe as we get older our systems can't take the heat. __________________ Cheers. Rich…

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Georgies Dad This is my second home Land Rover Join Date: May 2013 Location: Thorpe St Andrew,Norwich Posts: 14,715 Thanks: 933 Thanked 2,925 Times in 1,979 Posts	Eating these mega hot curries is a macho thing,I cannot believe anyone actually enjoys them. Me I love Indian food,but prefer the flavours of the spices rather than something overloaded with hot chillies. The Indian people do not eat them hot,its just something invented for the British menus __________________ Steve and Georgie Together Forever Lonely days are long Twilight sings a song All the happiness that used to be Soon my eyes will close Soon I'll find repose And in dreams, you're always near to me I'll see you in my dreams And then I'll hold you in my dreams

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25th June 2017, 02:26	#12
neilb740 I really should get out more....... MG ZT 1.8 Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Crewe Posts: 2,298 Thanks: 110 Thanked 362 Times in 237 Posts	I've tried a phall and a Tinderloo (hotter version of a vindaloo) but they are to hot to be eaten for anything else but a bet!! Madras is about as hot as I can go and still enjoy it.

25th June 2017, 14:54	#19
stevenicks This is my second home MG ZT 180 Auto / Rover 75 2.0 Diesel Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Brecon. Posts: 7,465 Thanks: 3,297 Thanked 1,666 Times in 1,264 Posts	I felt OK when I woke up this morning, then mid morning had a bit of a dodgy stomach and had to visit the men's room four times . Anyway I'm fine now and will be having mince and onion pie for tea with cabbage and mashed swede. I'll finish the rest of the Phall off in due course with rice and a few Poppadoms... Glutton for punishment or what . __________________ "You're Not Laughing Now Are You?" Steve