Webbo Posted 19 February 2017 Posted 19 February 2017 I know Indian is a large and varied country and the dishes we eat in this country are unheard of back there, but what is your favourite Indian dish? When I go out for a"ruby" I usually have something with prawns in it, probably a rogan josh or jalfrezi. No rice just a garlic naan.
Hollism Posted 19 February 2017 Posted 19 February 2017 King Prawn madras with mushroom rice and chilli and cheese naan.
Arriba Los Zorros Posted 19 February 2017 Posted 19 February 2017 Beef rogan josh with pilau rice, plain nan
Dr The Singh Posted 19 February 2017 Posted 19 February 2017 Title should be British Indian dish, my bredrins in the continent of India do not know what a jalfrezi is
StanSP Posted 19 February 2017 Posted 19 February 2017 There's a new(ish) restaurant down the road from me and I've had a chicken nariyal malai a couple of times and it's absolutely delightful. I like food quite spicy and this is perfect with the rich creamy sauce to go with it. Always have poppadoms with mango chutney before hand and usually have the main with one naan and pilau rice. For home-cooked Indian food (infinitely better than any restaurant and takeaway), I love chicken biryani. Very grateful to have parents who can cook amazing Indian food and cook a huge variety of Indian dishes, either veg or non-veg.
Vacamion Posted 19 February 2017 Posted 19 February 2017 Chicken tikka pardesi is my go to order. The guy in my local Indian just asks if I want "the usual" and that's what I get. Failing that, chicken saag. Failing that, palak paneer. So, for me, it's all about the spinach....
Strokes Posted 19 February 2017 Posted 19 February 2017 I usually pick one of the chefs specials and it's always a lamb for me. Mushroom pilau, and I'll share a naan with the wife (her choice). Always like to have a daal, some saag aloo and some chippattis to go with. You can see why I've found this marathon training hard now.
Webbo Posted 19 February 2017 Author Posted 19 February 2017 28 minutes ago, Dr The Singh said: Title should be British Indian dish, my bredrins in the continent of India do not know what a jalfrezi is Anything for you singhy.
Dr The Singh Posted 19 February 2017 Posted 19 February 2017 Just now, Webbo said: Anything for you singhy. Cheers pal, otherwise the pooonjabis from the east would hijack this site and Syston in violent action
bovril Posted 19 February 2017 Posted 19 February 2017 Anything from Mother India in Glasgow. Especially the aloo sag dosa. Also love a Lamb Rogan Josh.
SystonFox Posted 19 February 2017 Posted 19 February 2017 Chicken tikka massala chicken jalfrezi with extra chillis murghi massalaa tribuji (tandoori empire in quorn... talk to me!)
stripeyfox Posted 19 February 2017 Posted 19 February 2017 The one in Asfordby does a Stuffed Murgh. Chicken breast stuffed with minced lamb in a spicy sauce. Tremendous!
foxfanazer Posted 19 February 2017 Posted 19 February 2017 Jalfrezi, Rogan Josh or Dopiaza. Peshwari naan
Strokes Posted 19 February 2017 Posted 19 February 2017 22 minutes ago, Firegrande said: Lamb vindaloo Keema rice Keema nan Chips
Dr The Singh Posted 19 February 2017 Posted 19 February 2017 1 minute ago, Strokes said: It's a standard dish with curry in our house
Firegrande Posted 19 February 2017 Posted 19 February 2017 2 minutes ago, Strokes said: What's so funny?
Strokes Posted 19 February 2017 Posted 19 February 2017 Just now, Dr The Singh said: It's a standard dish with curry in our house Yeah but you aren't a real poon.
Strokes Posted 19 February 2017 Posted 19 February 2017 Just now, Firegrande said: What's so funny? I just thought it was typically English.
Dr The Singh Posted 19 February 2017 Posted 19 February 2017 Just now, Strokes said: Yeah but you aren't a real poon. ffs, go on tell the world, then..
Guest Sharpe's Fox Posted 19 February 2017 Posted 19 February 2017 1 hour ago, Firegrande said: Lamb vindaloo Keema rice Keema nan Chips Now that's going out for an English if I ever saw it
Stadt Posted 19 February 2017 Posted 19 February 2017 1 hour ago, Dr The Singh said: ffs, go on tell the world, then.. What's the most authentic dish you could get here Singhy?
StanSP Posted 19 February 2017 Posted 19 February 2017 all the chips talk reminds me of this https://tune.pk/video/2490313/go-for-an-english-goodness-gracious-me
Dr The Singh Posted 19 February 2017 Posted 19 February 2017 7 minutes ago, Wookie said: What's the most authentic dish you could get here Singhy? Anywhere where the chef is from there native place, I suppose. I rarely eat out for a curry. Most authentic is at a Sikh Temple, and the best thing it's free, but your choice is whatever is made that day, they make the best veggie Punjabi cuisine ever.
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