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oceaneyess

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Curry lovers..a special breed? Posted: 10/24/2009 8:21:10 PM
For a nice variation to deviled eggs...add curry to the egg yolk/mayo filling...very tasty.

SmilingSalmon

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Curry lovers..a special breed? Posted: 10/25/2009 1:44:07 AM
FFS I sent you an email on more international stuff in Houston. Oceaneyes, I agree! I love curried egg salad, especially on sourdough pumpernickel. It is nearly sinful it is so good. Here is a recipe my daughter invented on year after Thanksgiving that we all love. It was her first big success with cooking LOL but it is a great one. Almond Curried Turkey Make a turkey salad, with onion, celery, mayo add toasted almond slices and lots of curry powder. Let the flavors marry and the curry totally absorb in the fridge for a few hours. Make your favorite toast, we like buttered, then broiled white bread. Mound some Curry Turkey Salad in the toast, then back under the broiler until hot and bubbly. Eat! SS

michele6259

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Curry lovers..a special breed? Posted: 11/9/2009 12:32:26 PM
So interesting to hear everyone's opinions on curry. I am new to these dishes, one that my mother never made. At a friends party she served a cold chicken salad with celery,cashews and grapes with a curried mayo! wow so good! So I began looking into curries and chose to make Pad Tai Curry that was loved by my family. We also tried a Tai dish with red red curry paste and coconut milk. Its so good w/chicken, shrimp or Halibut with jasmine rice. thanks for the inspiration to try even more.

~leaving4now~

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Curry lovers..a special breed? Posted: 11/11/2009 6:11:52 AM
Oceaneyess... I think I'll have to try this with our deviled eggs for Thanksgiving...let's see if my son likes it...I'll let ya know...

awesome_cook

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Curry lovers..a special breed? Posted: 11/16/2009 6:27:07 PM
For strict vegetarians, just omit the shrimp and add in extra broccoli and mushrooms. Also, substitute vegetable stock for the chicken stock. FYI, thai red, green, and yellow curry pastes all contain shrimp paste....

MOD3

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Curry lovers..a special breed? Posted: 11/19/2009 12:37:29 PM
I like all kinds of curry..But I really like the K&B curry from japan(a little on the sweeter side than traditional Indian or Thai)...As for special breeds..I guess we have to be..Sometimes the smell takes days to leave the house,clothes and fingers!!But I do love the stuff..MOD

patric333

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Curry lovers..a special breed? Posted: 11/19/2009 2:14:28 PM
A simple curry marinade is mix equal parts of curry powder & honey and thin the mix out with a little stock or water. Add your pork etc and marinate for a couple of hours.

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