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    Default Goanese Stew/curry

    Can anybody remember the name of the Goanese stew that was always simmering on the galley stove?

    I have been racking my brains for weeks but to no avail,

    Bob Sendall

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    Hi. I was on the Oriana back in the 6Os, and the Go-go's used to cook a curry up called Chow-Chow, and it was great. I have tried to copy it, but cannot get it just like the ones that they cooked. Take care.... Terry

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    No not chow chow something completely different to that. This was on the Corfu 1960/61.

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    If we found any flying fish on D deck, they ended up with the Goanese, not sure if they ended up in the curry.

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    I saw them catch a sting ray in Aden, that also went into the pot

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    HI BOB, I TYPED IN GOANESE CURRY STEW, LOTS OF RECIPES ARE DESCRIBED, FISH, CRAB, BEEF, HOPE THAT HELPS. TONY W.

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    Thanks Tony, the brain is not remembering at the moment,

    Bob

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    hi
    when i was on the arcadia it was called chow pot .
    regards john

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    to john Lyon,
    hi there John, just a quick question, were you on the old Arcadia or the newer one?
    if on the older one when and what did you do?
    keith moody
    Arcadia 1956-59

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    Default Re: Goanese Stew/curry

    I worked on the Himalaya in 1972 and we always called it Goanese chow pot.
    Last edited by Kevin Heath; 2nd December 2015 at 12:07 PM.

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