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Someone told me if you get a proper hot curry you don't feel bad the next day... It's only these cheap curries that get you??

I reckon that's true lab. I'm a madras man, love it. From the first mouthful I can tell the quality of the chicken in it. Red hot and the chickens shit, hot and its nice and that's from the same curry house. Don't like vindaloo, just heat and no taste. A chicken tikka jalfrezi extra hot is well tasty. Never tried a phaal curry, are they hotter than a madras?

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My mate, John, is an alky fag smoking looney. He was posted to a job in Newcastle for a year. First three nights he went to the Rupali (?) in the Bigg market, they apparently made a thing called "Curr

I used to work in a mexican resturant about 12 years ago..   Worked with chilles on a daily basis and could chop a box in no time at all ..   I had a newly established girl friend at the time.. W

I remember going for a calzone with my mate at the local kebab shop, pished out our brains like. He starts saying they never make them hot enough, your a bunch of useless c**ts and get the chillies fi

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I love em! Had a jalfrezi the other night and my 10 year old boy was acting the man, saying he was going to eat one of the whole green chillies that it had in it! :laugh: I let him have one, he ate it, and I don't think he'll be trying another one for a good while! :no::laugh:

 

shame on you ---- :yes:
:laugh: It was his own fecking fault!
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Somebody put up the link with Mikey the glaswegian from Big Brother eating one..... Comedy gold that... Lol

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Someone told me if you get a proper hot curry you don't feel bad the next day... It's only these cheap curries that get you??

there is an Indian lady in Leicester who prepares and sells curry sauces, they vary from very hot to very mild ,these sauces add to the taste of the meat or fish that you use not overpower it and there are no side effects. If anyone is ever in Leicester try the Martin Inn off of Catherine Street, the food is very good and cheap, don't be put off by the pub or the area, people come from all over to try this place and its often written about.

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My mate, John, is an alky fag smoking looney. He was posted to a job in Newcastle for a year. First three nights he went to the Rupali (?) in the Bigg market, they apparently made a thing called "Curry Hell" and if you finished it, noone at the table had to pay for the meal and you got a photie and a certificate or something. John was asked not to come back after the third night of scoffing "curry hell" and not paying...he liked it and even asked the waiter to make it a bit hotter on the third night.....nutcase. Mind you, his tongue must be like leather after all the fags and drink he has consumed! Thinks 8 pints of Stella is an aperitif......

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My friend Dr Burnorium sums up the WHY of eating hot sauce:

OK, I admit it. I'm addicted to hot sauces and fiery foods.

I add some kind of chilli, whether it be hot sauce, dry spice or fresh peppers, to every single meal I eat.
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I sometimes get a sideways glance from Mrs Burnorium when I sprinkle Dave's Insanity Spice on my Sunday lunch but she knows, to me, food without fire is just plain boring.

There's good reason for this and, for those of us who enjoy eating fiery foods, the reason is obvious. It makes us feel better. If you'll just allow me a Stephen Fry moment I'll try and explain why.

The active component in chilli peppers is a substance called capsaicin which is found predominantly in the membranes and placental tissue which holds the seeds but, contrary to popular belief, not the actual seeds themselves.

When consuming fiery foods, capsaicin comes into contact with the nerves in your mouth. It's an irritant and it tastes hot, so pain signals are sent to your brain.

Your brain responds by releasing endorphins which are natural painkillers that resemble opiates in the way that they produce a sense of well being and euphoria.

Your mouth may be on fire but you feel good.

It is this that also gives chilli its addictive quality. You remember the good feeling and actively crave more of the same.

Over time your tolerance to the heat builds and you turn to even hotter foods to give you the same feeling.

So, the hotter the food, the more endorphins released and the better you feel. Simple.
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Someone told me if you get a proper hot curry you don't feel bad the next day... It's only these cheap curries that get you??

I reckon that's true lab. I'm a madras man, love it. From the first mouthful I can tell the quality of the chicken in it. Red hot and the chickens shit, hot and its nice and that's from the same curry house. Don't like vindaloo, just heat and no taste. A chicken tikka jalfrezi extra hot is well tasty. Never tried a phaal curry, are they hotter than a madras?

 

 

Warning - education alert. :laugh: In India they have a Phaal curry, which is a dry curry - no sauce and nothing like the ones here. The Phaal curry we know here was originally invented in Brick Lane in the East End of London but purely for the benefit of lads who wanted prove their "manliness" by eating something that is so hot it couldn't possibly have any taste left.

Wouldn't catch me eating anything hotter than a balti these days. :thumbs:

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Someone told me if you get a proper hot curry you don't feel bad the next day... It's only these cheap curries that get you??

I reckon that's true lab. I'm a madras man, love it. From the first mouthful I can tell the quality of the chicken in it. Red hot and the chickens shit, hot and its nice and that's from the same curry house. Don't like vindaloo, just heat and no taste. A chicken tikka jalfrezi extra hot is well tasty. Never tried a phaal curry, are they hotter than a madras?

Warning - education alert. :laugh: In India they have a Phaal curry, which is a dry curry - no sauce and nothing like the ones here. The Phaal curry we know here was originally invented in Brick Lane in the East End of London but purely for the benefit of lads who wanted prove their "manliness" by eating something that is so hot it couldn't possibly have any taste left.

Wouldn't catch me eating anything hotter than a balti these days. :thumbs:

Sounds my cup of tea, gonna give it a go when the weathers duller lol. I love chillies, I even put chilli powder in my chicken n mushroom pot noodle lol

 

Fran, does that only apply to the mouth? That pain relief feel good thing? Reason I ask, I've scudded my thumb with a hammer countless times and never felt better afterwards :D

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I love em! Had a jalfrezi the other night and my 10 year old boy was acting the man, saying he was going to eat one of the whole green chillies that it had in it! :laugh: I let him have one, he ate it, and I don't think he'll be trying another one for a good while! :no::laugh:

shame on you ---- :yes:
:laugh: It was his own fecking fault!

 

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