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I am Czech living in the UK and my lunch on Sunday:
2 samosas from Indian shop
cake "makovec" (poppy seed cake) from Polish shop
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Originally Posted by brishti View Post here is something that might interest you, vandy and the mrs



the menu includes...
VEGETABLE CURRY
SHANAJ MADHAVAN'S PANCHMAEL YELLOW DHAL
LUCKNOW TUNDAY KEBAB
SHEERMAL
SEARED HALIBUT FILLET WITH BENGALI-STYLE MUSTARD SAUCE
AGRA YAKHNI PULAO



bon appétit
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Thanks Brishti, that looks like a interesting Train Journey.

Something like the above would be needed to convince the Mrs to return to India with me one of these days.


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Mothers day here in the US.. had a good lunch of Masala dosa's with coriander chutney!
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Vegetable bajhi - nice with Freshly cooked wholemeal chapattis
and some spicy(hot) mango Pickle.


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My lunch at work, Sainsbury's chicken drumsticks with salad.

(for people who do not know Sainsbury is a supemarket in the UK)
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Originally Posted by vandy View Post Vegetable bajhi - nice with Freshly cooked wholemeal chapattis
and some spicy(hot) mango Pickle.


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Originally Posted by JOHNLORD View Post All I can say is that you are lucky not to put on weight.

I wish that were true,

Anyway this was Sunday Lunch.

Chicken Parmajhana topped with Spicy Mango Chutney(from Sri Lanka)
vegetable Bujia and Mixed vegetable Pickle(Hot)


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There's an Indian restaurant where I live ... they have exactly the same dish (halibut with mustard sauce). That thing is to die for :-)

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Originally Posted by brishti View Post here is something that might interest you, vandy and the mrs



the menu includes...
VEGETABLE CURRY
SHANAJ MADHAVAN'S PANCHMAEL YELLOW DHAL
LUCKNOW TUNDAY KEBAB
SHEERMAL
SEARED HALIBUT FILLET WITH BENGALI-STYLE MUSTARD SAUCE
AGRA YAKHNI PULAO



bon appétit
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Dum ka Murgh (Roast chicken) from last weekend, lunch. It got a little drier than I like it...
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Hyderabadi, is it Roast Chicken or is it Dum Murgh? Because the Dum Murgh I know isn't roast chicken for sure :-) Looks yummy! Biryani to go?
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Banana flower.
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Good question, what I will do for lunch, I do not know is my reply
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Originally Posted by arindamdas View Post Hyderabadi, is it Roast Chicken or is it Dum Murgh? Because the Dum Murgh I know isn't roast chicken for sure :-) Looks yummy! Biryani to go?
Supposed to be Dum ka Murgh, I think we goofed up a bit.. This used to be made at home in our village on special occasions or some days just as a 'feel good dish'. Slow cooked in a covered, wide thick bottom deep pan on wood fire/coal, finished with wood coals on the cover.

We tried to replicate the process (first time in US, with mom supervising the spices) with chicken kheema and boiled egg stuffed cornish hen in the oven,,,,,it tasted the same but it was not exactly as I remember it.

I think we need to cover the baking pan with foil next time.

So, yes, It's like a Roast Chicken Indian Style.

Edit: No Biryani, just Baghara Rice.
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That murgh looks delicious, Hyderabadi! I've got chicken marinating in my mom's tandoori marinade recipe. Looking forward to a cookout with friends today.
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Whole, fry, pulusu,....? What does it look like?

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