tried it yesterday was delicious, I just yolo'd spices in there though, anybody have their favourite spices to put in there? not too spicy, and it's just going over rice/fish/brocolli

also fking brocolli is $2.50 a head >:( wtff so ridiculous

dat dere cholesterol

with coconut creams and milk that is pretty easy to do... actually just fry up some onions in curry powder/chili powder / turmeric / and a touch of cumin or whatever else you like, then fry the vegetables in it, and add the fish... cook and then simmer to desired thickness (but not too long) and you're done. Throw some green onions and cilantro to make it look green and fresh lol.

you can even buy premade bottled curry in stores if youre willing to spend/have no time to cook - go read the bottles and see what they use to improve yours

Most of the Thai restaurants do. Fkin amazing.

Nah somehin about a thick creamy milky salty viscous liquid I don't like on my tongue

sweeet! gonna try some new spices tonight then!



fk cholesterol

e/ myfitnesspal says i'm getting 875mg of it a day, that doesn't even sound like that much

e/e/ just googled that's apparently 3x the daily recommended intake... yolo.

This post was edited by turtol on Dec 15 2014 05:38pm

here is a reasonable "white people" recipe for curry... if you do any searching, search for more authentic indian and thai curries... theyre the most GG

http://thaifood.about.com/od/thaicurrydishes/r/Easy-Thai-Red-Curry-Recipe.htm

and yeah that is 3X the amount guidelines recommend - but since you don't give a fuck, you can also try coconut CREAM to the mix (Rest in pasta poor heart)

LOL i just read the label on the coconut milk, says 0 cholesterol???

i fked this one up, I put in 2 tbsp of what i thought was curry powder, turned out to be cumin fml shitty labeling...


and for the recipe
wtf is fish sauce..
KETCHUP!?!? wtf...

I'm gonna try cajun next time, maybe taco seasoning the time after that =o

This post was edited by turtol on Dec 15 2014 07:21pm

yeah cholesterol is mostly a product you get from animal cell membrane and such...

then again, http://www.heart.org/HEARTORG/Conditions/Cholesterol/PreventionTreatmentofHighCholesterol/Know-Your-Fats_UCM_305628_Article.jsp# says "Eating saturated fat, and trans fat raises your blood cholesterol level."

too much science for me, if i get a heart attack and die, then oh well.