Kare Ayam

[Guest]

A standard Indonesian chicken curry. Twenty years ago you couldn't buy most of the ingredients here. Now they are common.

You can see how many chillies we normally eat every day. :twisted:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-4oAp0gJ_A

 

[Bert Vierstra]

How deep can you Kare go....

Liked the cat

But missed the bloopers

 

[froggy]

How about nixing Jimbo's Blog and putting in Ina's cooking blog&links? sorry Jimbo- you dont seem to use it much anyways.... Defin. like the bloopers,,,,,,

 

[Guest]

How about nixing Jimbo's Blog and putting in Ina's cooking blog&links? sorry Jimbo- you dont seem to use it much anyways.... Defin. like the bloopers,,,,,,

He he... them's fighting words! :lol:

Sorry about the lack of bloopers. Unfortunately this time there weren't any. Red was glad to have his debut performance though.

 

[manc in oz]

Just finished slavering on the keyboard and boogieing around the study to Sade (magic)

 

[FreoGirl]

Where's it gone? says it's been removed by the user???

 

[Guest]

Sorry I tweaked it a bit. It's back up now.

 

[dahlia]

I usually add a couple of candle nuts (kemiri) too. Lebih Gurih rasanya.

 

[Guest]

I usually add a couple of candle nuts (kemiri) too. Lebih Gurih rasanya.

Yes we have been looking for them. There are some things are still difficult to find here for example; kencur, daun pisang, whole pala, tempe, certain varieties of chilli, fresh coconut etc.

There are some shops that stock a lot of Indonesian products that we haven't been to yet. Hopefully we can find some of those ingredients there.

 

[Jimbo]

That will be another few pounds I will put on

 

[matsaleh]

Re: RE: Kare Ayam

I usually add a couple of candle nuts (kemiri) too. Lebih Gurih rasanya.

Yes we have been looking for them.

Kemiri are also known as "buah keras" in Australia. It's the Malay name for them. They're available at most Asian supermarkets.