Can I mix beef and lamb to make a curry?

[cheddar]

I haven't got enough of either to make a curry but by combining them I have.

I've got 1 smallish rump steak and 2 smallish lamb steaks, will it work if I use them both in a curry?

[Shaw Tarse]

I would.

[mybrainhurts]

So would I

[MrBarry123]

Meat + meat = meat.

On the basis of the above, I'd do it too.

[boxst]

It'll work fine. The sauce will take on the flavour of the lamb more than the beef but it'll taste great.

[truck71]

Probably a far safer combination than you might get from the lower end takeaways!

[calibrax]

With curry being the dominant flavour, it doesn't really matter... unless it's a very delicately spiced curry, the meat is providing texture, not flavour.

[227bhp]

I don't see why not, my local curry house chuck anything in and no-one's none the wiser.

Edited by 227bhp on Monday 29th February 15:32

[soad]

You can, but why not make two different curries? You can bulk them up with vegetables, if need be.

[A10]

Chinese restaurants have plenty of mixed meat dishes. Go for it.

[Tickle]

truck71 said:

Probably a far safer combination than you might get from the lower end takeaways!

Yep, the 'mystery meat' roulette!

[cheddar]

Thankyou all, mixed, marinated, cooked and was lovely.

[Goldie Slaughter]

You can mix anything. They won't complain! LOL

[mybrainhurts]

Goldie Slaughter said:

You can mix anything. They won't complain! LOL

Oh no, he cooked Goldie...

[The original Nick the Greek]

cheddar said:

I haven't got enough of either to make a curry but by combining them I have.

I've got 1 smallish rump steak and 2 smallish lamb steaks, will it work if I use them both in a curry?

I prefer cat to cow.

But each to their own.

Some very good cat recipes out there.