Accidental curry

[LMNO]

You obviously have never been maced.

[Richter]

Protip:  If you "accidentally" put the cayenne in with the seeds on the stove, you will essentially be creating free-flowing mace throughout your kitchen.

Good to know if you're ever at a boring party.

Or toaster, coffee machine hotplate, microwave......

[LMNO]

Protip:  If you "accidentally" put the cayenne in with the seeds on the stove, you will essentially be creating free-flowing mace throughout your kitchen.

Good to know if you're ever at a boring party.

Or toaster, coffee machine hotplate, microwave......

Incence brazier, altar candle, ceremonial bonfire...

[Richter]

Protip:  If you "accidentally" put the cayenne in with the seeds on the stove, you will essentially be creating free-flowing mace throughout your kitchen.

Good to know if you're ever at a boring party.

Or toaster, coffee machine hotplate, microwave......

Incence brazier, altar candle, ceremonial bonfire...

Stovetop range, oven, ashtray, dryer...

[AFK]

curling iron, sandwhich maker, Richard Simmons...

[Nast]

I'm sure you can make a paste by first toasting the chiles then simmer them down to make a fiery paste.
Remember when that Thai restaurant in London caused a terrorism scare by doing that? 

[BADGE OF HONOR]

As a child, I used to live in the bedroom at the top of the stairs, and I could always tell when my dad was cooking something spicy.  The word "fumigation" comes to mind, for some reason.

[LMNO]

I'm sure you can make a paste by first toasting the chiles then simmer them down to make a fiery paste.
Remember when that Thai restaurant in London caused a terrorism scare by doing that? 

Yup.

Although the word "simmer" implies a liquid of some form.  What did you have in mind?

[Triple Zero]

i say maybe lose the soy sauce (what kind of was it btw?), add some yoghurt and/or coconut cream.

peanutbutter also YES.

maybe some dark syrup

also YES on cumin (but not too much)

[Richter]

I like the soy to give it a little savor and salt.  I use Kikkoman brand, if that's any you're familiar with.

What exactly do you mean by "Dark syrup",  it's not an ingredient I'm aware of.

[Nast]

Molasses, maybe?

[Triple Zero]

Molasses, maybe?

yes, that appears to be it, thanks!

[Richter]

I'll give that a try next week    (because it will be that long before I'm ast my own place for dinner time)

Option B:  Wuss out, buy a bottle of "Trader Joe's" curry sauce.  Cook and enjoy.

[AFK]

Curry was the secret ingredient to Sunday night's Iron Chef America.  It featured the Japanese guy, Morimoto AND he made curry icecream and curry waffles.  Looked pretty good actually. 

[LMNO]

But curry is a blend... there are many, many different kinds.


So, the secret ingredient was a concept?


Very meta.