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Old 23 Feb 22, 08:47 PM  
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I use these, ones paste ones powder, both very similar taste but the Maysan paste is slightly nicer I think, I dont like the Mayflower one
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Old 23 Feb 22, 08:53 PM  
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I use goldfish curry paste from Tesco.
Me too.
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Old 23 Feb 22, 08:54 PM  
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Thanks for all the replies!

Maysan, goldfish, mayflower just seem to be off the mark compared to the takeaway curry sauce for me.

I have ordered a jar of Wingyip though so will give that a go!

Maykway I will also check out.

Will report back with Wingyip results next week!

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Old 23 Feb 22, 09:27 PM  
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When we get a Chinese I buy a few extra and freeze them , it always seems to defrost and taste ok.
You could ask your local one which one they use, who knows if you are a regular they might let you buy one.
My local butcher uses a fab Chinese marinade , I asked what it was and he said it was a secret but he gave me a small clear bag full to try at home.
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Old 23 Feb 22, 09:27 PM  
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I love Mayflower too lol tastes like the real McCoy to me.
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Old 23 Feb 22, 09:36 PM  
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Youngs curry sauce it is identical, we where told wrap chicken breast in tin foil and cook in oven for about 20 minutes, at same time make sauce in a big pot after it thickens add chicken, cook for short period, add lots of chopped onions then cook for few minutes only.
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Old 23 Feb 22, 09:43 PM  
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Originally Posted by Scotsmomma2 View Post
I love Mayflower too lol tastes like the real McCoy to me.
Same. I always get this one and its actually nicer than some Ive had from the Chinese.
I like it a bit thicker.
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Old 23 Feb 22, 09:48 PM  
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Originally Posted by ScoopsAhoy View Post
Same. I always get this one and its actually nicer than some Ive had from the Chinese.
I like it a bit thicker.
Mayflower is the best we've found too but there's a depth to the takeaway sauce that I can't quite put my finger on.

I've tried Eastern Star curry powder doing a paste from scratch but I'm still missing that flavour.

Pinning my hopes on wingyip, maykway and I might give the goldfish another try.

As an aside I started following Ziangs food workshop on YouTube. It's a mother and son doing authentic recipes. We'll worth a watch if you like Chinese and funny too.
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Originally Posted by ScoopsAhoy View Post
Same. I always get this one and its actually nicer than some Ive had from the Chinese.
I like it a bit thicker.
Yeah I do mine thicker too and cook my chicken breasts in foil in the oven first with sliced onions and I always add frozen peas to the sauce when I add the chicken and onions.
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Originally Posted by Scotsmomma2 View Post
Yeah I do mine thicker too and cook my chicken breasts in foil in the oven first with sliced onions and I always add frozen peas to the sauce when I add the chicken and onions.
Same, except I marinade my chicken in cornflour and water and then poach it before frying in the wok with the onion and peas
Makes the chicken really nice and soft!
Going to have to have this next week, thanks OP 😋
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