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We Give Curry Leaves to a NEW Indian Restaurant



Parminder’s Dhamaka Indian Restaurant opens Friday, 18th November, at 434 Pumicestone Road Caboolture, QLD, Australia 4510. See you there 😉

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25 Comments

  1. Self Sufficient Me

    Parminder's Dhamaka Indian Restaurant opens Friday, 18th November, at 434 Pumicestone Road Caboolture, QLD, Australia 4510. See you there 😉

  4. Nine

    i wonder how many people that don't cook or have never made curry before think curry is made with curry leaves. why is it called curry leaves in the first place?

  6. Taylor Brenn

    Would love to see more about growing curry trees and other sub/tropical staples! I've heard it mentioned that florida has a similiar climate to yours.

  7. LaNoir

    that's awesome, I always love to share produce with people, found myself a 70yo friend through that aswell

  9. Chris Pedersen

    Mark, that was a lovely gesture.
    I am growing a small curry tree in a 25L bucket. I am reluctant to take branches off as you did in case I damage it's growth. It's now 1200 high.
    I would love update short on how to harvest PLEASE 😌

  10. Chris Pedersen

    I have also had success growing from seed although a bit hit and miss.😃
    In Warkworth, New Zealand.
    Love your shorts when time poor.
    Keep up the good work.

  11. Cinderella

    You are such a kind man, its a great gesture to help the Indian man for his restaurant !
    I love curry leaves, but they dont grow in my coutry Lol ! Thank you, love your channel 🙏💛

  18. B G

    FYI, i believe that curry leaves are used in South Indian cuisine not in North Indian cuisine… I believe. North Indian cuisine and South Indian cuisine are very different.

  19. Ancient1

    Nice work. Good job backing up your mate. Best of luck to him. I could use a tree like that!

  24. An Mary

    Best of luck sardar ji👍. I'll tell about it to my friends who are living in Australia.

  25. social3ngin33rin

    omfg!!! That's what I should grow!!!!!
    I love making curry but I don't use curry leaves because they're kind of hard to find in the store lol

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