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Mancie

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I think a hot curry..but in Accy it has died out..I used to get my curry from the takeaway shop on Blackburn road down the bottom of Willows Lane.and when I asked for "hot" I got hot..you come lately lot are wimps!
 
Have had hot ones form there recently (within the past 6 weeks) although have had a few milder ones too
 
Better of making your own then it can be as hot as you want. I made one a while back that you could cut steel with it and no matter what I did I could not get the excess heat to mellow. I like a hot curry but I couldnt eat it but Jens sister wolfed it down.
 
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I think a hot curry..

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Errmm.. .."I think..therefore I am" yep! :D
 
did get a vindaloo from akash by mistake .eat it lost about a stone in weight when i started sweating half way through:D
 
i make my own now , once aweek ,, i put all the spice in , and green and red chill,s , very very hot , good detox ,ha ha ha
 
Personally, I just like to enjoy what I eat, not to make it a challenge or target as to what my stomach can handle ... :D
 
used to dine regular at the Azad late 60s, chicken curry n chapati five n a tanner, guy called karim had it then, used to let me n me mate strap till payday,wouldn't let his mates do that. Top Geezer, pity i can't handle em now, guts are knackered, cost of living.:D;)
 
I was introduced to very hot curry in Columbo in 1957.
Columbo was then Ceylon.
Hell fire I'm getting old
 
thats what i miss about Bradford, The curries are the best. Nowhere else in England can you get a better one. Well, maybe Birmingham, but i dunno i never been there.

If you ever go to Bradford, go to the nawaab on Valley Road
 
cashman said:
used to dine regular at the Azad late 60s, chicken curry n chapati five n a tanner, guy called karim had it then, used to let me n me mate strap till payday,wouldn't let his mates do that. Top Geezer, pity i can't handle em now, guts are knackered, cost of living.:D;)
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Azads! yeah cashy.. 70's myself....big thick chapattis ...even had a jukebox. must have been the first Indian cafe to open in Accy?
 
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