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dtremit

dtremit

4 hours ago, ElsieD said:

S&B brand curry powder is evidently the choice of Japanese home cooks. My plan is to try making the curry bricks written about in the Times.  It has, let's say, a lot of ingredients. 

 

I use the S & B curry bricks and like them a lot.  I'm sure homemade is better but it's not something I'd ever tackle.

 

I have read quite a few times that a lot of Japanese home cooks will mix and match curry bricks from different brands to come up with a preferred blend, and nearly all add a few "secret ingredients" to the pot.

Not sure if anyone else here is a video game nerd, but Sony published a Tasty-style video of the curry recipe from Cafe Leblanc in Persona 5. Kind of fun to watch. 

 

Edited to add: this appears to be the full recipe. Only 26 ingredients! 😳

dtremit

dtremit

4 hours ago, ElsieD said:

S&B brand curry powder is evidently the choice of Japanese home cooks. My plan is to try making the curry bricks written about in the Times.  It has, let's say, a lot of ingredients. 

 

I use the S & B curry bricks and like them a lot.  I'm sure homemade is better but it's not something I'd ever tackle.

 

I have read quite a few times that a lot of Japanese home cooks will mix and match curry bricks from different brands to come up with a preferred blend, and nearly all add a few "secret ingredients" to the pot.

Not sure if anyone else here is a video game nerd, but Sony published a Tasty-style video of the curry recipe from Cafe Leblanc in Persona 5. Kind of fun to watch. 

 

 

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