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Re: Achar pachranga

by Rex M F Smith <usenet@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jan 12, 2008 at 02:39 PM

In message <036cfd5f4f.E@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, Elaine Jones
<elaine@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes
>Quoting from message <fm9s87$mq1$1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> posted on 12 Jan 2008 by wojtek

>>I have got souvenir
>> - achar pachranga, indian pickles.:)I don't know what I can to do with
>> this pickles.

>One of our local restaurants does use this sort of pickle to make a
>curry dish Achari Gosht(Lamb) but I have not tried to make it myself.

Local here also uses achar in chicken curries; nicely sharp /spicy I
thought ... (I'm sure I've had lamb, too)

Good luck with it!


They appeared to just stir in a spoonful near the end of the cooking; it
has appeared as a "stripe" through the curry ... so contrasting
flavours, not just "mixed" ...

Claimed as a Bengali thing ...

http://www.bengalclassic.co.uk/images/MenuSections/ChefSpecialities.jpg
        See #42

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Rex M F Smith
 




 4 Posts in Topic:
Achar pachranga
"wojtek" <w_  2008-01-12 09:02:11 
Re: Achar pachranga
Elaine Jones <elaine@[  2008-01-12 12:10:01 
Re: Achar pachranga
Rex M F Smith <usenet@  2008-01-12 14:39:41 
Re: Achar pachranga
"wojtek" <w_  2008-01-12 19:39:03 

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