Thread: Indian Food 101
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Old 11-28-2009, 03:45 PM   #15
Perry Winkle
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Favorites in my family: Chicken Tikka (Masala), Chicken (Shahi) Korma, Lamb Vindallo, Chicken Biryani, Malai Kofte, Saag Paneer, Aloo Choley, Garlic Naan, Paneer Naan.

Most of the desserts are foul. Gulab Jamun (if you like donuts) and Mango Kulfi can be good.

I agree with the others that buffet is a great way to get introduced. If you go for dinner, then make sure everyone orders something and is happy to share. You'll probably get better quality that way, too. Indian food is often served in a sharing friendly dish, where everyone can pull a sample onto their own plate.
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