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Turbineguy

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Wed Dec 4, 2013, 09:00 PM Dec 2013

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Control heat via amount you use! elleng Dec 2013 #1
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Coconut milk good, elleng Dec 2013 #3
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If you don't have sunflower seeds, try pine nuts Fortinbras Armstrong Dec 2013 #6
Yes, I forgot pine nuts, elleng Dec 2013 #7
peanut sauce is also good to cut the heat. littlewolf Dec 2013 #5
An Indian lady recently recommended Sun Brand Madras Curry rdharma Dec 2013 #8
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yep I can vouch for that brand - good stuff! Blues Heron Dec 2013 #12

elleng

(141,926 posts)
1. Control heat via amount you use!
Wed Dec 4, 2013, 09:30 PM
Dec 2013

And remember to serve plain iyogurt (and chutney) with it!

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elleng

(141,926 posts)
3. Coconut milk good,
Wed Dec 4, 2013, 09:55 PM
Dec 2013

and coconut slivers to serve with even BETTER! And raisins! And sunflower seeds!

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Fortinbras Armstrong

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6. If you don't have sunflower seeds, try pine nuts
Thu Dec 5, 2013, 10:29 AM
Dec 2013

elleng

(141,926 posts)
7. Yes, I forgot pine nuts,
Thu Dec 5, 2013, 10:43 AM
Dec 2013

even better, sweet and nuttier flavor!

littlewolf

(3,813 posts)
5. peanut sauce is also good to cut the heat.
Thu Dec 5, 2013, 12:15 AM
Dec 2013

leaned that in Thailand ...

 

rdharma

(6,057 posts)
8. An Indian lady recently recommended Sun Brand Madras Curry
Thu Dec 5, 2013, 12:29 PM
Dec 2013

I hope the curry powder you bought worked out OK.

If anybody is familiar with Thai and Jamaican type curry powders, I'd like to hear your brand recommendations on those.

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Blues Heron

(8,837 posts)
12. yep I can vouch for that brand - good stuff!
Sun Dec 8, 2013, 12:18 PM
Dec 2013

Am on my second can of it. Be warned though - it does contain salt, so don't add any extra.

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