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Sharwood's Indian Sauces

 
Description: Manufacturer: Sharwood's / Cooking Sauces

Newest Review: ... different sauces come in jars with different colour labels. Ingredients ************** When eating a Sharwoods bhuna sauce ... more

 ... I find that I can really taste the tomato and red peppers in it. The Sharwoods bhuna sauce is made from: water, diced onion, chopped tomatoes, diced red peppers, concentrated whole tomatoes, vegetable oil, modified starch, sugar, roasted garam masala spices, coriander, cumin, fennel, ginger puree, garlic puree, salt, roast ginger, roast garlic, spices, citric acid. As with all jar sauces it is not possible to replicate the flavour of this sauce due to the secretive ingredients such as "Spices" (what are th...more

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yackers1
Premium Review Sharwood's Indian Sauces: Sharwoods Bhuna curry sauce (758 words)
by yackers1 - written on 28/10/08 (Very useful, 75 readings)
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Unlike a madras or vindaloo, a Bhuna is not actually a type of curry. It is a cooking process used in curry houses. Bhuna cooking involves gently frying spices in plenty of oil to bring out their flavour. Meat is then added to the spices and cooked in its own juices which results in deep strong flavours but little sauce. An Indian restaurant bhuna is a well spiced curry with a thick sauce, therefore whilst the cooking process is the same is not 100% traditional due to the amount of sauce. It is often garnished with fried red peppers and onions. Bhunas are usually medium although I have had some pretty hot ones. Ready made bhuna ...

karimkha
Crowned Review An INDIAN in my kitchen! (2038 words)
by karimkha - written on 29/04/08 (Very useful, 275 readings)
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I love Indian food! It is so very colourful and uses lots of different ingredients; I have possibly tried, or heard of over 200 different dishes; even for the vegetarian there are a lot of dishes from which to choose. Sometimes the dish I have chosen is too spicy for me, so learn this from my experience: stay clear from balti, which is the hottest food, especially, if you suffer from heart burn or stomach ulcer as they may make your symptoms worse. If, like me, you fancy an Indian, it might be best to try a medium heat or mild first and you can taste the Indian food with less heat. I prefer these to the extra hot flavours as the spices enclosed in the extra hot ...

 

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