So... on Saturday night 25 of us sat down to eat curry, chat breeze and enjoy a glass or two of vino. The highest compliment was paid by Lee, who remarked that the food tasted 'proper Indian.' You can't do better than that! The hideous drive to London in high winds and lashing rain with 2 kids in the back, together with discovering a rear tyre pressure of 5 psi on arriving, paled into insignificance once the first cork was popped! We were celebrating a 3rd birthday and the completion of a friend's hard graft to achieve a 2:1 in their second degree, as well as a not insignificant nod of gratitude to truly great mates.

We drank Pink Champagne on arrival, and a gorgeous and very large vintage bottle of Chateau Chasse Spleen with our food.
On asking the now 3 year old the next morning, if she had enjoyed her party (which finished way after she had gone to bed) she remarked that 'It was my best party ever.' I know it's only a couple of days later, but already we are all looking forward to her 4th!
What does the coca cola bring to this then ? and what would Wallace and Torrode on Masterchef have to say about it ?....first I get the heat of paprika and ginger, going into tamarind and garlic, the chicken is well cooked and moist but then bang I get the feeling I'm standing at a bar with a soft drink !
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Don't knock it til you try it!
ReplyDeleteupdate… 3 year old has since said that she didn't think there were many people at her party. Potential for curry for 50 next year…?
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