Indian Food
Jan 21st 2006, 10:58 pm
#31
da Bonehead
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Re: Indian Food
Originally Posted by MrsDagboy
Yep, can't normally get a word in in this house & if I do no-one listens anyway, so best off talking to myself 
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.Let's ask Dagboy for his opinion...........on Indian food of course.
Jan 21st 2006, 10:59 pm
#32
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Re: Indian Food
Originally Posted by MrsDagboy
Yep, can't normally get a word in in this house & if I do no-one listens anyway, so best off talking to myself .
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Dream on
Jan 22nd 2006, 1:06 pm
#33
...and loving it!
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Re: Indian Food
We are the U.K. Indian fans.....Chicken Bhuna and Chapati's with Bombay aloo! 
Living in Port Kennedy and can't find a decent take-away anywhere.
Have resorted to cooking our own...experimenting as yet. Considering writing to my good old take-away back in Mirfield in the U.K. and begging them to send me the recipe! Perhaps I will have to open up over here with their recipes....I bet it would be busy...they did fantastic food!
The practising is good! Perfect excuse for a Friday night with friends...not that we ever need an excuse!
There are 3 of us at it now so surely we will hit it right soon!
Living in Port Kennedy and can't find a decent take-away anywhere.
Have resorted to cooking our own...experimenting as yet.
Considering writing to my good old take-away back in Mirfield in the U.K. and begging them to send me the recipe! Perhaps I will have to open up over here with their recipes....I bet it would be busy...they did fantastic food!The practising is good! Perfect excuse for a Friday night with friends...not that we ever need an excuse!
There are 3 of us at it now so surely we will hit it right soon!
Jan 22nd 2006, 1:16 pm
#34
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Re: Indian Food
For me, The Curry Secret is the best cook book. http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/...813795-6402803 and read the reviews.
Well worth it.
Andrew
Well worth it.
Andrew
Jan 22nd 2006, 1:21 pm
#35
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Re: Indian Food
Originally Posted by wayDownUnder
What does everyone think about the Indian restaurants in perth.
My option is they are nowhere near as tasty as back in the UK :scared:
My option is they are nowhere near as tasty as back in the UK :scared:
Its sister restaurants Chutney Mary's (Subiaco) is also good and Cinnamon Club (Leedville) havent tried it yet, but should be pretty good.
Royal India in West Perth is fairly good, although the menu needs updating as its pretty boring compared to the above ones, a lot of the dishes taste the same...
Steve
Jan 22nd 2006, 1:28 pm
#36
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Re: Indian Food
Originally Posted by goldcoastblue
Same here, having worked with Indians over the last two years, I can say the majority of what ever you call it in the UK is not what most Indians eat or would be happy with.
Its been adapted to suit the ten pint 12 o'clock england footy fan.....
afvtor a vindoloooooooooooooo, sorry if I upset you guys,
but what is the traditional indian sunday dish is, within 10 seconds of reading this, without looking it up,
answers on a post card,,,,,
I know the one in in Birkdale, is good to average, but I dont like the contradiction in terms
Aussie girls wearing England footy strips, working in a Indian, come Balti restaurant for indian/pakistani, brummy british , just toooo freaky for me....
and they have brummy accents which is no problem, but the st george flag should go....
i like my food indian, just the way it should be.
no offence to you guys, just not my scooner of xxxx
Its been adapted to suit the ten pint 12 o'clock england footy fan.....
afvtor a vindoloooooooooooooo, sorry if I upset you guys,
but what is the traditional indian sunday dish is, within 10 seconds of reading this, without looking it up,
answers on a post card,,,,,
I know the one in in Birkdale, is good to average, but I dont like the contradiction in terms
Aussie girls wearing England footy strips, working in a Indian, come Balti restaurant for indian/pakistani, brummy british , just toooo freaky for me....
and they have brummy accents which is no problem, but the st george flag should go....
i like my food indian, just the way it should be.
no offence to you guys, just not my scooner of xxxx
I like the flag it makes me feel at home and as for your food being INDIAN do you have any idea what indian people actually eat at home
Jan 22nd 2006, 1:31 pm
#37
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Re: Indian Food
Originally Posted by sindydoll
So whats freaky about that and why should the flag go?
I like the flag it makes me feel at home and as for your food being INDIAN do you have any idea what indian people actually eat at home
I like the flag it makes me feel at home and as for your food being INDIAN do you have any idea what indian people actually eat at home
Jan 22nd 2006, 1:36 pm
#38
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Re: Indian Food
Originally Posted by 232Bar
Surely this is home now? - the flag of St George reminds you of the UK.
It takes a long time for a place to become home. Its still early days for us
Jan 22nd 2006, 1:46 pm
#39
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Re: Indian Food
Originally Posted by sindydoll
It takes a long time for a place to become home. Its still early days for us
Jan 22nd 2006, 2:43 pm
#40
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Re: Indian Food
Originally Posted by andrew63
For me, The Curry Secret is the best cook book. http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/...813795-6402803 and read the reviews.
Well worth it.
Andrew
Well worth it.
Andrew
Jan 22nd 2006, 6:29 pm
#41
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Re: Indian Food
Indian Food sucks in Australia, Europe and US...
My best experience was in India where they used decent spices quite balanced or the best option is to insist some Indian who has Indian wife...
I am fond of India food especially after one lady explained me the importance of spieces and its good affect on health...
a point to think
- Bart
My best experience was in India where they used decent spices quite balanced or the best option is to insist some Indian who has Indian wife...
I am fond of India food especially after one lady explained me the importance of spieces and its good affect on health...
a point to think
- Bart
Jan 22nd 2006, 8:29 pm
#42
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Re: Indian Food
Originally Posted by BartSimpson
Indian Food sucks in Australia, Europe and US...
My best experience was in India where they used decent spices quite balanced or the best option is to insist some Indian who has Indian wife...
I am fond of India food especially after one lady explained me the importance of spieces and its good affect on health...
a point to think
- Bart
My best experience was in India where they used decent spices quite balanced or the best option is to insist some Indian who has Indian wife...
I am fond of India food especially after one lady explained me the importance of spieces and its good affect on health...
a point to think
- Bart
Jan 22nd 2006, 11:52 pm
#43
Joined: Oct 2005
Posts: 9,066
Re: Indian Food
Originally Posted by Bix
Cheers for that.
I may give it a go sometime.
It's only about a 5-10 minute drive from where I live.
I may give it a go sometime.
It's only about a 5-10 minute drive from where I live.
Jan 23rd 2006, 12:09 am
#44
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Re: Indian Food
Originally Posted by wayDownUnder
What does everyone think about the Indian restaurants in perth.
My option is they are nowhere near as tasty as back in the UK :scared:
My option is they are nowhere near as tasty as back in the UK :scared:
Jan 23rd 2006, 1:08 am
#45
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Re: Indian Food
Originally Posted by sindydoll
So whats freaky about that and why should the flag go?
I like the flag it makes me feel at home and as for your food being INDIAN do you have any idea what indian people actually eat at home
I like the flag it makes me feel at home and as for your food being INDIAN do you have any idea what indian people actually eat at home
CAn you tell me what Indian people eat at home?
what is Indian food? are you Indian?
As for the flag, I find the englishness about it all far too unauthentic, its like the "Cooper" family from the Kumars show trying to be English.
Funny, a st george flag in a Indian restaurants reminds you of home........
