Your favourite Indian dish (meal)

holy beef rendang...i know its not banindian...but the malays nicked it from the banindians and then adapted it to their own taste

And added sanctity

I've had chips with a takeaway curry before.


Darktimes.

horace wrote:holy beef rendang...i know its not banindian...but the malays nicked it from the banindians and then adapted it to their own taste

Aye, good call.

Wasn't considering anything from outside of the Injun sub-continent, but would rank Rendang above the lot if I was.

Dog's danglies.

Did you add spaghetti and bread to that?

Eh?

Sorry, was directed at Smerky's carb-crunching meal.

Ah!

btw us romans invented the best rice and noodle dishes

All right, but apart from the sanitation, medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, the fresh water system, the noodle dishes, rice and public health, what have the Romans ever done for us?

introduced a modicum of civilisation to Pomgolia and improved its gene pool

tho you guys never seemed to get the hang of bathing on a daily basis -despite the baths we left you

Read Terry Jones, Barbarians.

no - doubt I will...not fond of barbarians, goths, y generation or visigoths

Batman wrote:

The One wrote:no meat?

Pure vegeterian. No meat and eggs and also no drinking beer/alchohol and no smoking as well. I go all the way in my specific vegeterian eating and living habits.

This explains a lot.

Mine favorite Indian dishes are,

Snacks: Gol Gappe, Papri Chaat, Dhokla, Bhelpuri

Main Course: Brinjal Bharta, Bhindi, Daal Chaawal, Daal Makhni, Kadhai Paneer

Sweets: Chaina Murgi

Batman wrote:

The One wrote:no meat?

Pure vegeterian. No meat and eggs and also no drinking beer/alchohol and no smoking as well. I go all the way in my specific vegeterian eating and living habits.

probably healthy, but sounds really boring. if you have never had any of the above you have no idea how much you are missing from life

Hass wrote:Rogan Josh.

aye, what an omen bet that was. Oh, and the fact that it ran a stunning trial in the Mackinnon.

Batman wrote:

The One wrote:no meat?

Pure vegeterian. No meat and eggs and also no drinking beer/alchohol and no smoking as well. I go all the way in my specific vegeterian eating and living habits.

Someone once told me the sum of all vices always remained constant. You don't drink or eat meat. You must have a lot of catching up to do in the remaining vice, Batman.

After I got to Mumbai I was taught an extraordinary breakfast dish - Akuri (I believe elsewhere its called Burji or something similiar). Must say, eaten on toast, it's simply out of this world.

akuri is the parsi version of bhurji, therefore a quintessentially bombay dish. gotta love the irani restaurants as well. sadly most of these gems are dying out with their owners

The One wrote:akuri is the parsi version of bhurji, therefore a quintessentially bombay dish. gotta love the irani restaurants as well. sadly most of these gems are dying out with their owners

Isn't Akuri eaten for breakfast by a lot of people in Mumbai? I thought it was more a universal dish. The person who first took me to an Irani restaurant (there you are right) wasn't a Parsi. Why do you say Irani restaurants are dying out?

taipan wrote:

Batman wrote:

The One wrote:no meat?

Pure vegeterian. No meat and eggs and also no drinking beer/alchohol and no smoking as well. I go all the way in my specific vegeterian eating and living habits.

This explains a lot.

No it doesn't. The same holds true reversely for quite a few w@nks here without naming anyone specifically!

Is your favourite food dinner dinner dinner dinner dinner dinner dinner dinner, Batman?

Batty you remind me of the man who went to his doctor and asked if he gave up drinking, smoking and chasing loose women, would he live to a 100.

After due consideration the doctor replied that he couldn't guarantee that he would live to a 100, but that it would as sure as hell, feel like it.

akuri is eaten by many, but originated amongst parsis. much like many in bombay eat idlis

many irani joints have closed down or are in the process of closing down. even the much beloved britannia is on its way out, will last only as long as the present owner does. rumours surround kiyani's as well. the next generation of iranis is not interested in running these places, sadly. dont blame them though