Excellent Work Bandit.

I’ll be giving this a try later on in the week. Expect photos but probably not as good as Bandit’s.

Cheers

That Madras looks amazing.

Excellent work Bandit

Pauly,

Echoing what Cory said, please post the recipe.

They look delicious.

Cory

Not to worry. It was worth a try.

Always keen to show any non Glasgow forum members the city’s best curry shops should they find themselves in Glasgow.

Also, if any Glasgow/west coast members fancy hooking up and heading out, give us a shout.

The uniting powers of a good curry.

Looking lovely Bandit

Very impressive.

Both of them look absolutely delicious.

Excellent Saturday scoff.

Looking lovely.

Thank you Admin.

Greatly appreciated.

Blimey!

That looks a very tasty feast.

That’s the spirit Andy.

More than happy to show you around.

Hopefully, a few others will also be up for a wee curry night out in Glasgow.

Cheers Chaps

Is there any interest from forum members living in Glasgow and the West of Scotland hooking up every now and again for a curry? There are plenty of lovely curry houses in the area and we could try a new one every month or so. Maybe a pint or two too. Just a suggestion. Admin/Mods if this is in the w...

Beautifully presented.

Looking lovely Bandit.

I prepped your Kofta recipe last night.

Looking forward to having it later today.

Unclefrank

Thanks for the heads up as to where you sourced the recipes.

A lovely looking plate of food.

Cheers

Looks superb. Good cooking mate.

That was the scooters that were shaped like a long necked Bird with Royal protection, wasn’t it?

Swan Vespas?

My brother and his girlfriend had matching ones.

They used to go out for a curry on them.

Their favourite was a Lambretta Madras.

My first curry was a bite of my Dad’s Vesta curry in the 1970’s. I don’t remember much about it other than being laced with sultanas and raisins. That and being rather watery.