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I'm having Beef Mardas, Pilau rice, sheek kebab, plain nan, and popadoms with a mint dip......MMMMMMMMMMMM


I plan to be fat before Xmas. . . pity i never brought any of my beer in 😛

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Originally posted by huckleberryhound
I'm having Beef Mardas, Pilau rice, sheek kebab, plain nan, and popadoms with a mint dip......MMMMMMMMMMMM


I plan to be fat before Xmas. . . pity i never brought any of my beer in 😛
Just had Indian food for lunch. Yum!

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I've never eaten Indian food. What would you recommend for a first timer?

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I had some Pemmican for lunch.

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I'm going to try that tonight. There is a first rate Indian restaurant here and I'm going to try it out. Thanks for the info.

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Originally posted by slimjim
I've never eaten Indian food. What would you recommend for a first timer?
Fire proof toilet paper. 😞

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Originally posted by slimjim
I'm going to try that tonight. There is a first rate Indian restaurant here and I'm going to try it out. Thanks for the info.
Just finished....foookin luverly. I wish i had more popadoms to finish off the mint dip...and a couple of beers, of course 😛


oh, Boohna is a nice beginners meal, but Madras is good for hot food lovers 🙂

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If you've never eaten Indian before, try something labelled "mild" or "medium" - because "hot" takes a bit of practice before you can really enjoy it ....

from someone who wasn't warned - and chose Vindaloo on a first date!

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Originally posted by MissOleum
If you've never eaten Indian before, try something labelled "mild" or "medium" - because "hot" takes a bit of practice before you can really enjoy it ....

from someone who wasn't warned - and chose Vindaloo on a first date!
...and don't forget naan.

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Originally posted by slimjim
I've never eaten Indian food. What would you recommend for a first timer?
murgh makhani (butter chicken), or if you're vegetarian, muttar paneer (peas with fresh cheese/curd)

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Originally posted by slimjim
I'm going to try that tonight. There is a first rate Indian restaurant here and I'm going to try it out. Thanks for the info.
I prefer Jalfrazi made with Tandoori chicken - rarely on the menu, but most places can do it if you ask.

Now I'm hungry - and it's only 6.40 am :'(

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Originally posted by huckleberryhound
I'm having Beef Mardas, Pilau rice, sheek kebab, plain nan, and popadoms with a mint dip......MMMMMMMMMMMM


I plan to be fat before Xmas. . . pity i never brought any of my beer in 😛
you should celebrate Thanksgiving ... then you'd have two chances to get fat ...