Thank you to everyone who voted for me in round 1 of the Foodbuzz Food Blogger Competition! I made it through to round 2!! :D
The title of this round is The Classics: How well can you tackle a classic dish from another culture? We're bypassing the French and Italian standards in favor of more challenging cuisines.
Since we are a good old fashioned comfort food loving family I knew this one was going to appeal on many levels, I get to try something I dont normally do and the boys get to see ingredients that ive never used before, we even bought a chilli plant (with ready to use chillies!!) to grow on the windowsill!We all really enjoyed the taste and appeal of trying something other than the 'normal' quick fix sauces from a jar! Heck if we ever have curry a Korma is about as wild as we get- we dont do spicy!
Another first for me....I have never de-headed prawns before andit was an experience lets put it that way, not one I would rule out doing again. They had so much more flavour bought straight from a fishmongers than in a prepacked carton from a supermarket! We left the tails on and it was great to see the kids not only enjoying the food but holding the prawns in their hands to get the last little bits from the tails. Theres something comforting and rustic about being able to eat with your hands - yes, even if it is a curry!Voting starts tomorrow for round 2 so I am including step by step pictures and receipe in tomorrows post of how this meal was made as week 38 of our 52 week challenge :)
Please let me know if you take part and remember to share pictures too - enjoy xxx
Mmmmmmmm Bev that looks scrumptious Korma from a jar here too we don't do spicey either think i may have to try this one just love prawns me Dad used to bring them in fresh from the quayside don't think i could hoy them in a pan live like he used too
ReplyDeleteAnne xx
oops Appologies Debbie wasn't until after i posted i realised i'd put the wrong name in
ReplyDeleteAnne xx
As long as its not nasty I answer to most things hun dont worry! lol ;)
ReplyDeleteThis looks gorgeous Debbie, you have my vote as a committed chilli addict. Could be addicted to worse things I suppose, lol!
ReplyDeleteColette x.
i'm really amazed at the variety of classics there are for this challenge. yours is definitely unique and it looks delicious! grats for making it to round 2 and i hope we all make it to the third. best of luck!
ReplyDeleteOh my, sounds yummy! Good luck! :)
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious! I love prawn curry!
ReplyDeleteLooks great and you have my vote!
ReplyDeleteEd @ http://weekendfoodprojects.com
Looks great! Happy to find your blog through PFB...you got my vote...good luck!
ReplyDeletethis looks delicious :) Good luck with project food and you got my vote for this one! Feel free to drop by :) Good luck and best wishes for making to the top !! WOOHOO
ReplyDeletejen @ www.passion4food.ca
Yes yes yes and yes. There's nothing else to say but that. So much flavor here! And great use of spices. Really love it. Voting for sure!
ReplyDeleteThis looks absolutely delicious, you've got my vote.
ReplyDeleteI don't seem to be able to include my blog info with your email form. I voted for you and would be honored if you'd visit my blog and check out my PFB #2 entry: http://www.cookingintuitively.com/2010/09/nettle-pudding/
ReplyDeleteThe dish looks great! You've got my vote for sure!
ReplyDeleteThis looks delish!! Great post.
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