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Re: Favourite Indian Meal
« Reply #15 on: 09 September 2007, 01:27:21 »
Im a whimp so a Korma with Pashwari naan :y

Oh bugger ive just slobbered on the keyboard ::)
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Re: Favourite Indian Meal
« Reply #16 on: 09 September 2007, 09:20:16 »
Im a Madras man myself, but due to the fact that it has been about 20 years since i last had a descent one,

 i think that i can cancel my vote out as being void  :'( :'(
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Re: Favourite Indian Meal
« Reply #17 on: 09 September 2007, 09:30:15 »
Chicken phall, special fried rice, keema naan, paratha, onion bahjee, onion salad and pot of mint sauce.

That used to be my weekly order :y I even got a christmas card from them, made out to Mr Rob.
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Re: Favourite Indian Meal
« Reply #18 on: 09 September 2007, 10:10:19 »
Vindaloo if i'm drunk, other wise madras.  I always make sure that I am not at work the next day!   :-[
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Re: Favourite Indian Meal
« Reply #19 on: 09 September 2007, 10:37:04 »
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A subject very close to my heart....food  :y

Over the last few years i have had the privilage of being 'educated' by someone from india, as a consiquence i seemed to have turned into a currey snob and have seriously considered moving out there
Yes, I too have been educated with proper home cooked curries from Asian friends and colleagues. Often we go the whole hog - ie, no cutlery, just fingers.  It is very nice.  I'm not saying UK Indian restuarants are not nice - I visit enough of them - but the home cooked stuff is particularly nice...
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Re: Favourite Indian Meal
« Reply #20 on: 09 September 2007, 10:39:19 »
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Chicken phall, special fried rice, keema naan, paratha, onion bahjee, onion salad and pot of mint sauce.

That used to be my weekly order :y I even got a christmas card from them, made out to Mr Rob.
That used to be my little brother's favourite dish, but just too hot for me.  Edible (esp if drunk), but after first mouthful, I couldn't taste anything else...

After a few beers, even a madras can make me sweat a bit...
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Re: Favourite Indian Meal
« Reply #21 on: 09 September 2007, 11:06:15 »
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Chicken phall, special fried rice, keema naan, paratha, onion bahjee, onion salad and pot of mint sauce.

That used to be my weekly order :y I even got a christmas card from them, made out to Mr Rob.
That used to be my little brother's favourite dish, but just too hot for me.  Edible (esp if drunk), but after first mouthful, I couldn't taste anything else...

After a few beers, even a madras can make me sweat a bit...

Just look at it as cleaning out your breathers  ;D
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