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What dessert after curry?
Tomorrow, I shall be making one of my beef curries that the family go mad for.
My son (adult) has expressed a desire for me to also make or purchase a dessert to follow. Any suggestions? I can't think of anything that could be eaten dessert wise after a curry. |
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Do you mean something Indian?
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Mango ice cream
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Anything really!
I literally have no ideas or preferences. I imagine we will be pretty full after the curry so imagine something light would be preferred. My son is a gannet when it comes to food, but works out every day so burns it all off! |
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Mango ice cream
My curry books are under wraps as I'm re-papering the kitchen ![]() I never order a third course in an Indian restaurant though - I couldn't. |
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Fresh orange and Cointreau sorbet.
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Creme caramel?
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I would say something milky, creamy and cooling with a tropical fruit vibe.
A pannacotta with passion fruit? A mango sorbet? Or what about deep fried bounty bars with pineapple wedges a la Nigella ? |
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Rice pudding
Mango rice pudding Mango lassi |
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I'd go for coconut ice cream or mango sorbet.
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As others have said, something refreshing is good. I recently did a chocolate lime pie with a homemade coconut and chilli ice cream. It went down a treat.
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Give him an ice cream bounty and a cup of tea
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Gulab jamun. An incredibly delicious indian dessert. I believe it can be purchased in the world food aisles in Asda, Tesco etc.
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Ice cream
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Jam roly poly & custard
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It just has to be: EGG MAN
![]() Never had one, but seen it in plenty of Indian restaurants on the desert menu so it must be an authentic Indian desert. Seriously though maybe something like a sorbet? |
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Just a cold home made fruit yoghurt if you ask me.
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Gulab jamun. An incredibly delicious indian dessert. I believe it can be purchased in the world food aisles in Asda, Tesco etc.
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Pistachio ice cream. Gulab Jamun is a bit sweet and sickly, nice though.
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Creme brulee flavoured with cardamom.
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Kulfi. Also available from the world food aisle in Tesco, Adsa, etc..
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Do what my local Indian does.
After Eight mint and a complimentary Baileys. |
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A little of something milky. Vermicelli pudding is delicious!
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Angel Delight, butterscotch flavour.
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