Should a sausage sandwich have butter?

You warm it up?

Usually, yes..where would we be without a microwave?

There are just some leftovers which for me taste better not reheated, curry is one, hotpot/scouse/lobbies is another. Best hangover cure ever

Regards
R3dV

Maybe I'm giving out a wrong impression of
me considering my last post?...Nah, sod it, I love a warmed up Curry....

Cold pizza is amazing too!

My dogs love cold pizza, especially served on a wet pavement .

100 posts. Whoopee!

it's not really a substitute for a seq1, but it's the best I can manage...

YOU are a scholar and a gentleman sir

You warm it up?

Usually, yes..where would we be without a microwave?

There are just some leftovers which for me taste better not reheated, curry is one, hotpot/scouse/lobbies is another. Best hangover cure ever

Regards
R3dV

Looks like we're on the way to 200 posts....now about this warmed up curry thing...do we need a new thread..see we're at 102 posts now...

Paul

now about this warmed up curry thing...do we need a new thread..

No new thread needed but some naan bread is needed to eat with the warmed up curry!

now about this warmed up curry thing...do we need a new thread..

No new thread needed but some naan bread is needed to eat with the warmed up curry!

of course..the naan bread should be warmed up just after the curry so it's nice and not quite soggy......none of this pashwari or keema stuff though..just a nice naan with corriander ...or maybe a left over chapati?...don't forget the pilau rice!

Has to be a garlic naan for me.

but some naan bread is needed to eat with the warmed up curry!

Nonononono - only 3 chapatis required......

Cheers
Michael

I hate curry but has anyone tried curry porridge? !!!

I hate curry but has anyone tried curry porridge? !!!

Nope but I've had the snail porridge! BTW if anyone is planning on visiting Dinner by Heston, don't, it's dire, go to the original!

Warmed up curry, unbeatable.

Do you think it matures overnight?

And why is it, when one orders curry, the stomach thinks it can cope with twice as much food as normal - at least, that's what happens to me.......Tikka naga, naan, lamb tiki starter, oh and some tandori chicken would be nice, and some chapatis, and.......I never manage to finish it, but yet I over order every single time!

Or, is it just me again:-)

Not mentioning the large amount of papadums that you always have to order as well!

Warmed up curry, unbeatable.

Do you think it matures overnight?

And why is it, when one orders curry, the stomach thinks it can cope with twice as much food as normal - at least, that's what happens to me.......Tikka naga, naan, lamb tiki starter, oh and some tandori chicken would be nice, and some chapatis, and.......I never manage to finish it, but yet I over order every single time!

Or, is it just me again:-)

It certainly matures overnight.....

The amount of curry you order is proportionally dependent on the amount of alcohol consumed prior to order...
So Co's curry law states:
Tthe more alcohol consumed is squared by the volume of curry required to soak up said alcohol