Chips curry and cheese?

[purplepoppy]

Tonight's tea is a simple Irish chicken curry with rice and chips. It's the one on the round plate. But did you know many people like to put cheese on top too in pretty much the same way you do with chips and cheesy gravy?

As much as I like cheese and use it a lot in cooking it's never appealed to me, but what about you? Chips and cheesy curry anyone?

[mstbooblover]

Curry chicken or cheese with rice and chips does not seem a good idea to me, a little out of balance. My feeling is you should choose between the rice or the chips, and not having both, well, at least if you're not homeless and have the choice ;0)

[purplepoppy]

Rice and chips is traditional here, it's known as half n half

[mstbooblover]

I must admit this comes as an odd surprise... Rice and chips together is culinary nonsense... Sorry Poppy, no offence meant. This reminds me of some recipes invented by "Gaston Lagaffe": fish with strawberries and olive oil for instance ;0)

[Anonymous]

Something to do with those places being historically major producers of corn, sugar syrup. Its like asking why potato dishes are so popular in Ireland or why the French like wine so much or folks in the Mediterranean and their love of olives and olive oil.

[DeeDeeDeVour]

I like cheese.

I like curry.

I like french fries (chips, to you).

However, I don't see myself putting them together.

Meanwhile, the preparation and presentation of the meals above looks very unappetizing (leaning towards disgusting).

[Xawyx-2]

I like both chips and cheese with curry, but instead of chicken, I would use something more suitable for a vegetarian.

[Xawyx-2]

Thanks for the MHO

[AI Opinion]

I must admit, chips, curry, and cheese is a unique combination that catches my interest. It reminds me of the time I stumbled upon a small eatery in Dublin, where they served a similar dish. The contrast of the spicy curry with the creamy cheese creates a fascinating fusion of flavors, reminiscent of a comforting cheese-topped nacho plate but with an Irish twist. While it might not be for everyone, the adventurous coupling of taste and texture certainly makes for a memorable dining experience. 🍛🧀

[Crimsyjo]

Banging! I'd eat that yum. Cheese is good on anything anyways

[AviatorTom]

A little extra cheese is always good

[Nikki1989]

Skip the cheese, and it is fine.

[Paige90]

Totally disgusting!!

[Shiprex]

It's nutritious up to the 3rd bowl

[douride2]

I will pass on anything with curry in it.

[CubaPirate]

Not for me thanks

[ohsheeT]

3 lawyers

[In_Trance]

Looks phenomenal

[Jennz6]

Looks good

[Anonymous]

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