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How to make Aloo Matar (Potatoes with Peas) - Indian Cuisine
2008-05-28 23:00:00 We recently showed you how to make Punjabi Masala (in bulk). Here is a super fast Indian recipe for Aloo Matar (Potaotes with Green Peas) you can make using your pre-made masala. Let your imagination run wild…substitute any vegetable and create yet another delicious variation.
How to make Aloo Matar (Potatoes with Peas) - Indian Cuisine
2008-05-28 23:00:00 We recently showed you how to make Punjabi Masala (in bulk). Here is a super fast Indian recipe for Aloo Matar (Potaotes with Green Peas) you can make using your pre-made masala. Let your imagination run wild…substitute any vegetable and create yet another delicious variation. Ingredients: Potatoes - 4 medium, 1/2 inch cubed Frozen Green Peas - ...
How to make Cumin Flavored Basmati Rice (Jeera Rice) - Indian Cuisine
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Puran Poli
2008-05-07 18:36:00 I am possibly one of the least qualified to write about cooking and related experiences. But one can still dream to reach the stars….. Essentially to please myself once in a while that I am not relegated to only making boring breakfasts and mundane dinners. And mostly because of the irresistable photographs of food that you get to see on many food blogs. ...
Finest Indian cuisine at the Raj-Doot!
2008-04-28 09:36:00 One of the most well established and popular Indian Restaurants on the Costa del Sol and in the UK is the Raj Doot in the centre of Fuengirola. With four other restaurants in Bristol, Birmingham, Manchester and Dublin, the Raj Doot name is expanding rapidly, and the owners were the first to introduce tandoori ...
Cultural Meal
2008-03-12 13:05:00 An Indian colleague invited me to dinner at his home last night. His wife prepared a wonderful meal of traditional Indian dishes as we sat and talked. The meal was lovely and my friend showed me how to eat the food with my fingers.I really enjoyed learning about the different foods, new customs, and the conversations we had over dinner. There is something very nice about sharing a meal between different cultures. It was truly an enjoyable evening.
By: Ufos8MyCat
Superb Indian Cuisine at the Jaipur Palace
2007-11-17 12:25:00 There is nothing quite like Indian food to tempt the tastebuds on a chilly winter´s evening, and the fabulous Jaipur Palace in Cabopino boast the very best in the area. Situated in an unassuming location next to Cabopino Camping, and resembling an Alpine chalet rather than an Indian Restaurant, it would be easy to pass ...
Taj Mahal Indian Cuisine
2007-04-06 10:14:00 Eating out:Bev and myself are always on the hunt for good places to eat here in Brisbane. For the benefit of others with the same motives, it does pay off to ask around. Taj Mahal is a prime example of this.Two weeks ago, Bev and myself attended a cocktail reception where we stumbled across some old friends. As always, conversation eventually drifted towards discussions about the local food scene. We were keenly recommended by a friend, Mervyn, to check out three places in particular: Beccofino in Teneriffe for their thin and tasty wood fired pizzas, Le Bon Choix in Albany Creek for their delectable French pastries, and Taj Mahal in New Farm for their authentic Indian fare. It was quarter to eight on a Thursday night, and we phoned Taj Mahal for a last minute reservation. We arrived on time with growling empty bellies. The menu has a whooping selection of tandoori-ed entrees, soups, breads, curries and sides, all divided into two sections: vegetarian and non-vegetarian. We were grac...
By: Eat Brisbane
Taj Mahal Indian Cuisine
2007-04-06 10:14:00 Eating out:Bev and myself are always on the hunt for good places to eat here in Brisbane. For the benefit of others with the same motives, it does pay off to ask around. Taj Mahal is a prime example of this.Two weeks ago, Bev and myself attended a cocktail reception where we stumbled across some old friends. As always, conversation eventually drifted towards discussions about the local food scene. We were keenly recommended by a friend, Mervyn, to check out three places in particular: Beccofino in Teneriffe for their thin and tasty wood fired pizzas, Le Bon Choix in Albany Creek for their delectable French pastries, and Taj Mahal in New Farm for their authentic Indian fare. It was quarter to eight on a Thursday night, and we phoned Taj Mahal for a last minute reservation. We arrived on time with growling empty bellies. The menu has a whooping selection of tandoori-ed entrees, soups, breads, curries and sides, all divided into two sections: vegetarian and non-vegetarian. We were grac...
By: Eat Brisbane
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