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Couldn’t decide if I wanted Curry or Pasta for dinner tonight, so I made up my own dish. Tommys mince curry pasta, and it’s delicious!! How to do it: Oil large pan Add 2 chopped onions 🧅 Mix tumeric into the onions and oil Add 600g of minced beef...

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No Pirlo No Party3 years ago

😂 Henry’s little bosh at the end 👏🏻👏🏻🫡

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Lazy3 years ago

You are not a well man

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Taylr 🐎3 years ago

Loads of Chooomeric on them onions 👌🏻

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Gary Stretton3 years ago

I’m gonna pass on this one champ 😂😂🙈

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CookingMama5 years ago

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Natalie3 years ago

WTAF?! BAKED BEANS IN CURRY?! I actually wanna vom. Mince curry is lush, minus the baked beans and cheese. I just can’t 🤢

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Billyboxing2.03 years ago

Can’t beat a bit of “choomaric”

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jack cyster3 years ago

How much chooooomeric pal?

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Brutally Honest Boxing3 years ago

Years ago in Sheffield we used to go for a regular curry. Owner liked talking to me and my mate. He'd say people love Italian AND Indian food so he would do both. He dreamt of havin a big restaurant in the city, doin both types of dish. Said he would call it "Abdul Belluci's"😂

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