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Massively impressed with your dish! bravo. Looking at the recipe again, I imagine you need a decent pot to cook the garlic properly. I'd be scared with that much I would burn it.
You add water though so the garlic is braised for 20 mins after being seared.
 
It's taken me two days to normalise after garlic- gate. Posting from the loo!!
So I have decided I will make 100 clove garlic curry again- next week, but just have a little every day:)
 
Had a hot chocolate with marshmallows, cream and a scone with jam in local cafe and then had a tomato juice in pub with friend on way home. Tea will be a fried egg or 2 on a buttered white roll.
 
Roast parsnips, celeriac, onions, garlic and potatoes with veggie sausages. Roasting didn't really do anything for the celeriac but the parsnips were pretty good.
 
Tang - Yogism - a strange named place off Dawson street, Dublin. The burrito was chicken with basil pesto and real spicy, with a great kick. I've been walking by the shop for a year and had been turned off the name but the visit was well worth it. And the best coffee - 3fe - a hipster thing in Dublin doing the rounds, this is a piping hot and delicious. (if it wasnt i would roast the bastards like i did another cafe who kept serving it luke warm.) I took home some lemon drizzle cake for my dad, it was great and very zesty and moist and homemade :thumbs:



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ahh tomorrow, its all about the Thai chicken curry. I have muchly good veg, including baby corns kernals. My Dad has cancer and if i can help in my own little way, it will involve much good food! Fresh ginger and garlic being the main protagonists!:thumbs:
 
I've never darkened their door - what is the place like?

I've no idea whether they have outlets round here - probably, but I must have walked past them oblivious. :hmm:
They mainly seem to be attached to large, shit cinemas or gruesome shopping 'malls' up here, FB. i've never been in one either, but they do seem to get the youth excited.

We ate at Pizza Express last night, after a lot of beer. Tonight I'm making roasted vegetable fajitas.
 
I have been to a Nandos once. I wasn't impressed. They do seem to be dead popular, of course, so maybe it's me who's out of synch.
I prefer the local nitty fried chicken shop to Kentucky, too.
 
I have never Nandoed :hmm:

Last night was a takeaway prawn curry from my mate's curry truck, gin & red wine.

Shepherds pie tonight, with steamed tenderstem broccoli.
I've got a single victoria sponge in the freezer so I think I'll defrost it and make half a sandwich with whipped cream and the last of the homegrown raspberries from the freezer.
 
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