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I've never had Indian food [srs] [dot not feather]
Am I missing out?
I don't even know what Indian food consists of......is it all vegetarian?
I hear curry can be spicy as fuark but what exactly is curry? Is it a sauce? A soup? Can you eat it by itself?
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I don't even know what Indian food consists of......is it all vegetarian?
I hear curry can be spicy as fuark but what exactly is curry? Is it a sauce? A soup? Can you eat it by itself?
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OP, did you know that India has beautiful and ugly people just like every country?
10-19-2021, 08:19 AM
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Originally Posted By Anachron⏩
I just looked this up and my mouth started watering. This might be my first indian dishIf you're a fan of spicy food, I recommend chicken vindaloo.
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Originally Posted By Kormo⏩
I'm trying to master the Wok at the moment without burning everything to chitIndian is full of spice and flavor. I get it when I can. Learning how to proficient in Indian cuisine as a hobby is on the back burner for me
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I thought it was only beautiful pplOP, did you know that India has beautiful and ugly people just like every country?
10-19-2021, 08:23 AM
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A curry is a sauce based dish which will often contain either meat or pulses of some kind (vegetarian, typically lentils or beans), eaten with rice or some type of flat bread
For a meat curry the sauce will usually be made up primarily of tomato and onions, ginger and garlic with several spices and it will be thinner
For a vegetarian curry the sauce may also be based on the above however the difference being is that the pulses will either partially or completely dissolve into the sauce making it thicker and heartier
for both types of sauces the addition of coconut milk/cream will add another depth of flavour and increase the richness
the most common spices used for curry are cumin, turmeric and chilli powder
For a meat curry the sauce will usually be made up primarily of tomato and onions, ginger and garlic with several spices and it will be thinner
For a vegetarian curry the sauce may also be based on the above however the difference being is that the pulses will either partially or completely dissolve into the sauce making it thicker and heartier
for both types of sauces the addition of coconut milk/cream will add another depth of flavour and increase the richness
the most common spices used for curry are cumin, turmeric and chilli powder
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10-19-2021, 08:28 AM
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Originally Posted By CellyTech⏩
I think I have definitely been missing out......Butter chicken is hnngggggg but the absolute best thing you can get from an Indian is a mixed tandoori grill.
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pretty simple process, you don't have to marinate the meat that long or at all but it does make a difference
garam masalla powder is a spice blend that is readily available and the most common one used
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One of my favorite ethnic foods.
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98% sure butter chicken is just a can of tomato soup with some spice dumped in
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Originally Posted By truesteez⏩
Too spicy? Smelled like a sweatshop? Wots the story here bruhthe only cuisine I will not eat.
Lived in NYC and went with coworkers to get indian food one evening (so diverse, derp) and never again boyo.
Lived in NYC and went with coworkers to get indian food one evening (so diverse, derp) and never again boyo.
Originally Posted By lnvictus⏩
Based and currypilledJust imagine being on your deathbed and confessing to your 6/10 wife that you never had Indian food
Just imagine..
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Same op. Desperately want to try
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Looks good apart from cumin tasting like chit
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Chicken tikki masala and butter chicken
Im actually surprised how good tiki is after everytime i eat it
I will say i see large amounts of oil at the top - its either butter or cream. And there is a strong curry smell but chits good as fuk
And garlic naan is good too
Im actually surprised how good tiki is after everytime i eat it
I will say i see large amounts of oil at the top - its either butter or cream. And there is a strong curry smell but chits good as fuk
And garlic naan is good too
10-19-2021, 10:32 AM
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Indian food is superb, tons of flavor.
Like others said, start with a butter chicken or chicken tikka masala, they're the "chicken fried rice" of indian food. Get naan bread on the side to mop up the hnnng curry (sauce).
Rogan Josh or Vindaloo are good if you want some real heat. One of the best cuisines to go out for/order carryout because it uses tons of spices etc that I don't keep on hand.
Like others said, start with a butter chicken or chicken tikka masala, they're the "chicken fried rice" of indian food. Get naan bread on the side to mop up the hnnng curry (sauce).
Rogan Josh or Vindaloo are good if you want some real heat. One of the best cuisines to go out for/order carryout because it uses tons of spices etc that I don't keep on hand.
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I don't like it. The spices have a strange musky smell/taste. Thai curry is the GOAT curry
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We are Indian and let us tell you, Indian food is a great thing.
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10-19-2021, 10:51 AM
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Originally Posted By TBO1313⏩
First time I tried this indian lamb dish I thought it tasted like I imagined a person might taste.I don't like it. The spices have a strange musky smell/taste. Thai curry is the GOAT curry
It tasted like an indian mans chest with cologne sprayed on it
10-19-2021, 10:59 AM
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Look up reviews and find a well rated Indian buffet. You can try a variety of dishes that way and get some idea what you like. There used to be a very good one off of 30 in Arlington that had the best rice pudding and Clay Pit in Addison was great 6 or 7 years ago though I don't remember getting the buffet there.
Originally Posted By Kormo⏩
Neat. I keep a lot of spices and such and I did get some Indian ones to try, but then life got complicated.Indian is full of spice and flavor. I get it when I can. Learning how to proficient in Indian cuisine as a hobby is on the back burner for me
Originally Posted By Coachbombay⏩
No, but if you happen to be making food for people with less tolerance for spices I've cooked little bitty seasoned ground turkey meatballs in a pan w/a jar of TJ's sauce + a can of Campbell's cream of tomato. Serve over rice. Never had any complaints.98% sure butter chicken is just a can of tomato soup with some spice dumped in
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