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Fruit in a curry - weird or ok?
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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What are your thoughts? I'll happily put raisins, pineapple and chopped apple in a curry.
Is that weird?
What other fruits do you add? Or shall I just get my coat?  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I swear my dad put currants in the turkey curry at Christmas when I was younger and I loved it but he said he's never done it  "
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"What are your thoughts? I'll happily put raisins, pineapple and chopped apple in a curry.
Is that weird?
What other fruits do you add? Or shall I just get my coat? "
It's weird unless it's a 70's themed party
I add apples but in the cider d*unk with it |
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"What are your thoughts? I'll happily put raisins, pineapple and chopped apple in a curry.
Is that weird?
What other fruits do you add? Or shall I just get my coat? "
Oh no.... As stunning as you are that doesn't make it OK to commit that sort of perversion... In Ben Kingsley / Don logan voice... No no no no no no no no no... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Not for me
I eat lots of fruit every day
There are very few fruits that I don't like
For me though, sweet & savoury rarely mix well
I am all for food segregation  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I cook a curry my mum used to cook when I was growing up from an old cookbook (about 1960s) and that has chopped apple in it. Add pineapple when it's served up. But I draw the line at raisins. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"What are your thoughts? I'll happily put raisins, pineapple and chopped apple in a curry.
Is that weird?
What other fruits do you add? Or shall I just get my coat? "
Depending on what kind of curry you are talking about, I just wouldn’t go for a sweet curry, pretty familiar with curry, if I had to add a fruit, it would only be coconut ?? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I cook a curry my mum used to cook when I was growing up from an old cookbook (about 1960s) and that has chopped apple in it. Add pineapple when it's served up. But I draw the line at raisins. "
Haha because raisins are just not acceptable?  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"What are your thoughts? I'll happily put raisins, pineapple and chopped apple in a curry.
Is that weird?
What other fruits do you add? Or shall I just get my coat?
Depending on what kind of curry you are talking about, I just wouldn’t go for a sweet curry, pretty familiar with curry, if I had to add a fruit, it would only be coconut ?? "
Is coconut a fruit??  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"What are your thoughts? I'll happily put raisins, pineapple and chopped apple in a curry.
Is that weird?
What other fruits do you add? Or shall I just get my coat?
Depending on what kind of curry you are talking about, I just wouldn’t go for a sweet curry, pretty familiar with curry, if I had to add a fruit, it would only be coconut ??
Is coconut a fruit?? "
Coconut can be all three, fruit, nut & seed, so yes it is |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"What are your thoughts? I'll happily put raisins, pineapple and chopped apple in a curry.
Is that weird?
What other fruits do you add? Or shall I just get my coat?
Depending on what kind of curry you are talking about, I just wouldn’t go for a sweet curry, pretty familiar with curry, if I had to add a fruit, it would only be coconut ??
Is coconut a fruit??
Coconut can be all three, fruit, nut & seed, so yes it is "
Witchcraft. I'm taking this to another thread for debate... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I cook a curry my mum used to cook when I was growing up from an old cookbook (about 1960s) and that has chopped apple in it. Add pineapple when it's served up. But I draw the line at raisins.
Haha because raisins are just not acceptable? "
I have some standards  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"What are your thoughts? I'll happily put raisins, pineapple and chopped apple in a curry.
Is that weird?
What other fruits do you add? Or shall I just get my coat?
Depending on what kind of curry you are talking about, I just wouldn’t go for a sweet curry, pretty familiar with curry, if I had to add a fruit, it would only be coconut ??
Is coconut a fruit??
Coconut can be all three, fruit, nut & seed, so yes it is
Witchcraft. I'm taking this to another thread for debate..."
Why don’t you just google search ? Lol |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"What are your thoughts? I'll happily put raisins, pineapple and chopped apple in a curry.
Is that weird?
What other fruits do you add? Or shall I just get my coat?
Depending on what kind of curry you are talking about, I just wouldn’t go for a sweet curry, pretty familiar with curry, if I had to add a fruit, it would only be coconut ??
Is coconut a fruit??
Coconut can be all three, fruit, nut & seed, so yes it is
Witchcraft. I'm taking this to another thread for debate...
Why don’t you just google search ? Lol "
Why would I do that when I could let fab decide the answer through popular opinion? What strange things you're saying... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"What are your thoughts? I'll happily put raisins, pineapple and chopped apple in a curry.
Is that weird?
What other fruits do you add? Or shall I just get my coat?
Depending on what kind of curry you are talking about, I just wouldn’t go for a sweet curry, pretty familiar with curry, if I had to add a fruit, it would only be coconut ??
Is coconut a fruit??
Coconut can be all three, fruit, nut & seed, so yes it is
Witchcraft. I'm taking this to another thread for debate...
Why don’t you just google search ? Lol
Why would I do that when I could let fab decide the answer through popular opinion? What strange things you're saying..."
Answer. Botanically speaking, a coconut is a fibrous one-seeded drupe, also known as a dry drupe. However, when using loose definitions, the coconut can be all three: a fruit, a nut, and a seed. ... Coconuts are classified as a fibrous one-seeded drupe.
Thats the copy/paste of first answer from google search. If you think I am saying something strange, doesn’t bother me. Please do whatever you wish.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"What are your thoughts? I'll happily put raisins, pineapple and chopped apple in a curry.
Is that weird?
What other fruits do you add? Or shall I just get my coat?
Depending on what kind of curry you are talking about, I just wouldn’t go for a sweet curry, pretty familiar with curry, if I had to add a fruit, it would only be coconut ??
Is coconut a fruit??
Coconut can be all three, fruit, nut & seed, so yes it is
Witchcraft. I'm taking this to another thread for debate...
Why don’t you just google search ? Lol
Why would I do that when I could let fab decide the answer through popular opinion? What strange things you're saying...
Answer. Botanically speaking, a coconut is a fibrous one-seeded drupe, also known as a dry drupe. However, when using loose definitions, the coconut can be all three: a fruit, a nut, and a seed. ... Coconuts are classified as a fibrous one-seeded drupe.
Thats the copy/paste of first answer from google search. If you think I am saying something strange, doesn’t bother me. Please do whatever you wish.
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I'm just teasing silly. I'd never question Google |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"What are your thoughts? I'll happily put raisins, pineapple and chopped apple in a curry.
Is that weird?
What other fruits do you add? Or shall I just get my coat? "
tomato i let go but the rest hmm not so sure |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Mango is good in curry.
I also love pineapple in a really spicy/hot and sour Dahl.
Oooo yes! I had a rhubarb dahl once. I forgot about that! "
By Dahl, do you guys mean lentils ? |
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"Authentic foods using meat with fruit may seem weird to some of us but normal to them.
We eat turkey and cranberry
Duck with orange etc
So chicken with mango so not in anyways weird."
Nope, I don't do sweet and savoury! I hate buying a turkey and stuffing sandwich to find cranberry sauce has sneaked in too |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Hey. In alot of the Moroccon, African, Middle Eastern, Asian foods they use variety of dried fruits and nuts etc. Some foods taste great with them some don't. Its pretty normal... and its healthy stuff.....
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"Mango is good in curry.
I also love pineapple in a really spicy/hot and sour Dahl.
Oooo yes! I had a rhubarb dahl once. I forgot about that!
By Dahl, do you guys mean lentils ? "
I've just looked it up and the rhubarb one I had used mung beans rather than lentils |
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By *yron69Man
over a year ago
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"Authentic foods using meat with fruit may seem weird to some of us but normal to them.
We eat turkey and cranberry
Duck with orange etc
So chicken with mango so not in anyways weird.
Nope, I don't do sweet and savoury! I hate buying a turkey and stuffing sandwich to find cranberry sauce has sneaked in too "
Read the label. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Hey. In alot of the Moroccon, African, Middle Eastern, Asian foods they use variety of dried fruits and nuts etc. Some foods taste great with them some don't. Its pretty normal... and its healthy stuff.....
;)
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I do enjoy a tagine with lamb and apricots. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Mango is good in curry.
I also love pineapple in a really spicy/hot and sour Dahl.
Oooo yes! I had a rhubarb dahl once. I forgot about that!
By Dahl, do you guys mean lentils ?
I've just looked it up and the rhubarb one I had used mung beans rather than lentils "
Ok, I see |
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"Authentic foods using meat with fruit may seem weird to some of us but normal to them.
We eat turkey and cranberry
Duck with orange etc
So chicken with mango so not in anyways weird.
Nope, I don't do sweet and savoury! I hate buying a turkey and stuffing sandwich to find cranberry sauce has sneaked in too
Read the label."
I've had cranberry hidden in them, mainly at things like buffets. They don't tell you about the wretched stuff |
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I don't eat sweet & savoury together at the best of times, with the exception of a bit of apple in a salad (my Granny's influence). But no fruit in curry, or naan bread, ta 
