WHAT IS the BEST Indian DISH?
A well made Malai Tikka hits the spot every time.
#452 
Dec 7th, 2011, 04:58 the only "end" is "you"
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Mmmmm, I miss the indian food. 
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There are some Indian best Dishes.
Veg:
Daal Makhni
Palak Paneer
Paneer Butter Masala
Cholay
Mixed vegetable
Non Veg:
Chicken/ Lamb Roganjosh
C/L Korma
Butter Chicken
Thanks,
Veg:
Daal Makhni
Palak Paneer
Paneer Butter Masala
Cholay
Mixed vegetable
Non Veg:
Chicken/ Lamb Roganjosh
C/L Korma
Butter Chicken
Thanks,
Favorites from my most recent trip:
Kashmiri Naan
Kashmiri Kulcha
Mughlai Naan
Hyderabadi Biriyani
Chow Chow Bath
Upma
Rava Kesari
Veg. Jaipuri
Veg. Jalfrezi
Dahi Iddly
Iddiyapam
Chile Coriander Uttapam
Set Dosa
Chilly Parota
Kichadi Kadi
Pathawadi
Banana Parantha
Sub e Baluchi
Rose Kulfi
Avocado and Aloo Chaat
Strawberry Lassi
Hyderabadi Khati Dal
Dal Moradabadi
Veg. Thukpa
Paan Lassi
Chilly Iddly
Ghee Iddly....
The list goes on. I love Indian food!
Enjoy all.
Kashmiri Naan
Kashmiri Kulcha
Mughlai Naan
Hyderabadi Biriyani
Chow Chow Bath
Upma
Rava Kesari
Veg. Jaipuri
Veg. Jalfrezi
Dahi Iddly
Iddiyapam
Chile Coriander Uttapam
Set Dosa
Chilly Parota
Kichadi Kadi
Pathawadi
Banana Parantha
Sub e Baluchi
Rose Kulfi
Avocado and Aloo Chaat
Strawberry Lassi
Hyderabadi Khati Dal
Dal Moradabadi
Veg. Thukpa
Paan Lassi
Chilly Iddly
Ghee Iddly....
The list goes on. I love Indian food!
Enjoy all.
LOL Brishti, gotta get the chilis in there somehow
Goan Pater (peas) Bhaji with Paw, or mung bean Bhaji, or mixed veg Bhaji or Tomato/onion Bhaji Ok time to make some BHAJI
Pater Bhaji
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Goan Pater (peas) Bhaji with Paw, or mung bean Bhaji, or mixed veg Bhaji or Tomato/onion Bhaji Ok time to make some BHAJI
Pater Bhaji
http://cookingwithmyspouse.files.wor.../image0747.jpg
Mine is
- Mutton Korma
- Lucknowi Chicken Biryani
- Mutton Korma
- Lucknowi Chicken Biryani
#458 
May 26th, 2012, 10:00 formerly saabkootchmilaga
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Yum!
My list is:
Kashmiri Biryani
Pav Bhaji
Puri Bhaji
Paan flavoured ice cream
Lemon nanas
Aloo Tikka Chole
Masala dosas
Kachori
Koya paranthas
Rabdi Faloodi
Lassi at Lassiwalla 312 MG Road in Jaipur! The best anywhere
Seafood thali at "Sandy Feet" in Agonda
Goat kebaps from the souk in Ajmer
My list is:
Kashmiri Biryani
Pav Bhaji
Puri Bhaji
Paan flavoured ice cream
Lemon nanas
Aloo Tikka Chole
Masala dosas
Kachori
Koya paranthas
Rabdi Faloodi
Lassi at Lassiwalla 312 MG Road in Jaipur! The best anywhere
Seafood thali at "Sandy Feet" in Agonda
Goat kebaps from the souk in Ajmer
It might be the best of times or the worst of times...but it's the only time you've got!
#459 
May 27th, 2012, 22:45 Happy Traveler
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Today is 'Jamai Sasti' [a special day for Bengali Son-in-laws... sorry I'm lost to translate it!!!
]
Well, in this day, Son-in-laws are invited by their Parents-in-law to attend their place for some rituals and of course for wrist-dipping-dine (Kabji dubiye kaoa!!!
.. as Bengalis usually eat with bare right hands)
So ... it's a day of eating actually [Bengali married guy's favorite day, indeed!!!
]
Special dishes are made for their honor..in breakfast, lunch, dinner, even with tea!!
... and one item is must - Elish (hilsa)... no Elish, no 'Jamai sasti'....you know, the Govt. also needs to take the issue seriously!!! 
Have a look here :
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/c...w/13459508.cms
Here are some Elish dishes-
Elish Vaja (fry, even the oil after frying the fish is used as a delicious item!)
Elish head cooked with cochu-shak (please help someone!!
)
Elish Jol (curry, sometimes with some vegetables)
Elsih with mustard seed, (sorse-Elish)
Elish vapa (steamed),
Elish Paturi (wrapped in banana leafs and then steamed)
Elish Biriyani (newly added item in Elish culinary).. but it's of not my choice!!!!
and Elish tok (a sour item of Elish)
And really, all are fabulous!!!
]Well, in this day, Son-in-laws are invited by their Parents-in-law to attend their place for some rituals and of course for wrist-dipping-dine (Kabji dubiye kaoa!!!
.. as Bengalis usually eat with bare right hands)So ... it's a day of eating actually [Bengali married guy's favorite day, indeed!!!
]Special dishes are made for their honor..in breakfast, lunch, dinner, even with tea!!
... and one item is must - Elish (hilsa)... no Elish, no 'Jamai sasti'....you know, the Govt. also needs to take the issue seriously!!! Have a look here :
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/c...w/13459508.cms
Here are some Elish dishes-
Elish Vaja (fry, even the oil after frying the fish is used as a delicious item!)
Elish head cooked with cochu-shak (please help someone!!
)Elish Jol (curry, sometimes with some vegetables)
Elsih with mustard seed, (sorse-Elish)
Elish vapa (steamed),
Elish Paturi (wrapped in banana leafs and then steamed)
Elish Biriyani (newly added item in Elish culinary).. but it's of not my choice!!!!
and Elish tok (a sour item of Elish)
And really, all are fabulous!!!
aamar payer tolai sorshe...(I have wheels under my feet)
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Originally Posted by travelots 
Out of curiosity, does India have a variety of sweets or desserts? Which one is the best?
Out of curiosity, does India have a variety of sweets or desserts? Which one is the best? India is famous for both. If you have a sweet tooth, don't even try to lose weight while travelling in India.
My favorite? The next one.
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(I am large, I contain multitudes.)
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My favorite? The next one.
My favorite? The next one.
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I find Indian sweets can be verrrrry sweet - solid sugar sometimes!
I like a gulab jamoon after a spicy meal once in a while though. Also some of the ladoos are tasty.
I like a gulab jamoon after a spicy meal once in a while though. Also some of the ladoos are tasty.
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Have a look at this thread!
Originally Posted by candycanegirl I find Indian sweets can be verrrrry sweet - solid sugar sometimes!
I like a gulab jamoon after a spicy meal once in a while though. Also some of the ladoos are tasty.
I find Indian sweets can be verrrrry sweet - solid sugar sometimes!I like a gulab jamoon after a spicy meal once in a while though. Also some of the ladoos are tasty.
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