on 12-02-2021 09:20 - last edited on 12-02-2021 09:47 by LukasB
Valentines Hot Hot Special Dinner for 2
Starters ~ with bottle of Bubbly:champagne
Samosas ~ with potato and pea filling
Main Meal
Basmati Wedding Saffron Rice ~
with caramelised onions, roasted cashew nuts and raisins
Chicken Madras
Side Dishes
Yoghurt with finely chopped cucumber and mint
Tomato Sambal with chillies mint and lemon
Bombay Potatoes
Chutney: Sweet Mango
Large plate of Papadums
Dessert
Fresh Mango
Gulab Jamuns
Bottle of wine or 2 with meal then:
Coffee and more Gulab Jamuns and the very
SPECIAL ~ Godiva Chocs
loved by @TheresaV
on 12-02-2021 12:07
on 12-02-2021 12:07
Hi @Mi-Amigo
Gulab Jamuns ~ A cherished festival dish
The are like a sweet dumpling made with full cream milk powder sugar rose water saffron strands pistacho nuts etc. fried gently in Ghee (clarified butter) and served with cardamom syrup
Absolutely fantastic ~
There are many recipes for vegetarians
and they are all very very wonderful...I am hungry now
Thanks for joining in
on 12-02-2021 12:12
on 12-02-2021 12:12
@TallTrees wrote:Hi @Mi-Amigo
Gulab Jamuns ~ A cherished festival dish
The are like a sweet dumpling made with full cream milk powder sugar rose water saffron strands pistacho nuts etc. fried gently in Ghee (clarified butter) and served with cardamom syrup
Absolutely fantastic ~
There are many recipes for vegetarians
and they are all very very wonderful...I am hungry now
Thanks for joining in
Thank you @TallTrees for the details about Gulab Jamuns.
Sounds like something I`d enjoy. I`ll take to check local deliveries to see if they have it on their menu to try at some point.
Yes, there are loads of lovely vegetarian Indian food which I enjoy and of course Birmingham is the "home" of the balti
12-02-2021 12:39 - edited 12-02-2021 12:40
12-02-2021 12:39 - edited 12-02-2021 12:40
Oh @TallTrees that looks good. The only thing missing is a huge wedge of naan bread to soak up the excess gravy and clean the plates properly.
Indian food, the hotter the better, is my favourite and when eating out it's usually an Indian restaurant that is visited. Sadly of late, there's not been too many chances to eat out, but hopefully in the not too distant future things will change for us all. It's making me hungry looking at your presentation.
on 12-02-2021 12:42
on 12-02-2021 12:42
on 12-02-2021 12:45
on 12-02-2021 12:45
on 12-02-2021 13:22
Looks lovely @TallTrees
All presented well
I would go for all of that
Must see if there is a local take-away, which there would be
A treat perhaps to share with someone when Lockdown 3 ends
I like naan bread too @BobM to mop up the sauces.
on 12-02-2021 13:35
on 12-02-2021 13:35
Luckily we have 3 Indian restaurants by us which offer takeaway and free delivery, so we never miss out.
Also a wonderful real Ghurka restaurant in town who also offer free takeaway.
Owned by Om Gurung MBE, a Sergeant Major in the Ghurka regiment, who fought in the Falklands. He handed the keys of Hong Kong over to the Chinese when it was no longer a British Colony.
There you go, a bit of history as well as info on Indian or Ghurka takeways in the area. ...
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 12-02-2021 13:43
on 12-02-2021 13:43
You all got me very, very hungry now
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on 12-02-2021 13:43
on 12-02-2021 13:43
I will be making a pan of tata 'ash and eating for two!
on 12-02-2021 13:45
on 12-02-2021 13:45