That's one cuisine I've never tried cooking myself.

I need to do that.

Never tried it, to be honest. Although the cafeteria where I work sometimes offers it.

2the9s said:

yes! it's great fun to try - get a good book, go to the Indian supermarkets, measuring and pureeing it's a whole day's project - such fun!

ZombieKitten said:

I have a book and even an assortment of spices that were a gift.

I just need to find some time.

What should I try first?

2the9s said:

a general kind of curry I guess, my dad tried one once, but instead of buying dessicated coconut, he bought a whole one and put the bamix into it and the kitchen looked like it had snowed in there!
I don't have that kind of time anymore and just get the pataks jars

indian food is my FAAAAVORITE food EVER.

i could eat only indian food for the rest of my life and be perfectly content. hell, i almost do anyway.

i have partaken this exotic cuisine for many years

i started cooking it bout 7 years ago

it is the one food that my stomach and brain forgets to say

basta


truly truly do i love this food

and with the advent of the lunch buffets


hoo faaa !!!

shausler said:

Yum yum yum love East Indian curry.

Husband took me to an Indian restaurant in New York City. Ordered everything extra hot. I thought he was trying to kill me.

Oh, I love it. LOVE it. If I had to choose one type of cuisine to eat for the rest of my life, it would be Indian.

Daal and saag and garlic naan. . . Pakoras and samosas and mango anything. . .

xplnyrslf said:

See, I don't mind a little heat, but if you're somebody who doesn't like that, Indian food doesn't need it. The non-firey seasonings are plenty interesting on their own.

superspaceboy said:

Mind sharing this info?

ZombieKitten said:

funny you know what that is!

Love it!

Had curry chicken once.
Gave me the runs. Not trying it again.

ufoclub said:

not as funny as when I tried (rather unsuccessfully) to make it myself!

Its my favourite food.

JDINTERACTIVE said:

Me too.

Indian and thai, anyway.

CarrieMpls said:

So many people I love and respect say this. I need to give it another chance, cuz I've only had bad experiences with it.

Mozorro said:

some things are worth the

runs

GangstaFam said:

indian food used to make me sick. i don't know what turned me around. i think i just had bad, cheap curry row take-out my first few times. plus, when i first tried indian food, it was so DIFFERENT. i had nothing to compare it to, so it wasn't really pleasurable...just kinda "interesting". i think a good buffet would help. if you can control how much of what you're getting, maybe that would get you more into indian food.

Anx said:

The first time I had it, I didn't quite get the fuss either. Maybe it's a bit of an aquired taste?

Are there such things as Native American restaurants?

novabrkr said:

I've had some traditional native american foods, but never in a 'restaurant'. I've had them at a pow wow and with friends of mine who are native american. It was mostly flat breads and foods that are adapted from native american and incorporate other influences, like what they call 'indian tacos'.

OMG I LOVE it.

The hotter the better.

im partial to the vindaloo

sag of course

dal for sure

and i make a mean

raitta

novabrkr said:

i don't know. they should open native american restaurants in india.