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brownboxtreats
How long did you cook the beef for?
epi_glowworm
13/12 for the proper method of serving (for a single person). One thing to make it taste ‘richer’ is to stir-fry the veggies and cook the meat separately, like you would prep the ingredients.
Mindful-O-Melancholy
Looks hella good 👍
jbonemail
it’s a good curry starter pack.. but beleive me, it gets a lot better if you learn how to do it all by yourself!
av4rice
Try Tasty Curry next if that’s available to you. Made by the same company S&B. Similar flavor, but IMO much better.
The pyrex dish is hilarious but on a side note I usually make curry doria in a pyrex with the leftovers. Which is basically mix the curry with the leftover rice then bake until hot then cover with cheese. Pretty popular dish here in Japan.
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How long did you cook the beef for?
13/12 for the proper method of serving (for a single person). One thing to make it taste ‘richer’ is to stir-fry the veggies and cook the meat separately, like you would prep the ingredients.
Looks hella good 👍
it’s a good curry starter pack.. but beleive me, it gets a lot better if you learn how to do it all by yourself!
Try Tasty Curry next if that’s available to you. Made by the same company S&B. Similar flavor, but IMO much better.
https://preview.redd.it/ee4l3op2ha5d1.jpeg?width=4284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f4f5853e0ea05158852ca7136598ce4c78856aa4
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The pyrex dish is hilarious but on a side note I usually make curry doria in a pyrex with the leftovers. Which is basically mix the curry with the leftover rice then bake until hot then cover with cheese. Pretty popular dish here in Japan.