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Can we have an Indian food thread? This delicious cuisine isn't getting near enough of the love it deserves. Share your opinions and recipes of this GOAT food.
>>7828042
I really like butter chicken, daal, papri chat, vegetable pakoras and samosas. However I am extremely picky about where I eat Indian food. A lot of the kitchens are dirty and chefs lack hygiene. I always feel like shit after it and get liquid brown tsunami out my ass unless I go to certain more expensive/better quality Indian restaurants.
My opinion is that as good as it tastes, it doesn't look very good, so doesn't do well on an image board. It's a bunch of bowls of slop with different spice blends, so without being able to taste (or at least smell) it, it just looks like bowls of slop.
I also don't like when they leave whole spices in the dish that aren't meant to be eaten. In first world countries we've engineered our fruit not to have seeds anymore, why can't India use cheesecloth baggies or something so that I'm not biting down on a whole cardamom pod or a fucking...
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>>7828063
Because the food tastes better when the spices are whole/original.
>>seedless fruit
Yeah, and it tastes nowhere near as good as the seeded varieties.
It's a question of compromise: do you want to compromise flavor for convenience?
How does /ck/ like their grilled cheese? What kind of cheese and bread do you use?
A young cheddar and smoked Gouda, either on seeded rye, a hearty wheat, or homemade sourdough, toasted in an even layer of either butter or bacon fat.
If you're going to add something like tuna salad to make it a melt, a thick slice of ripe tomato is non-optional.
>>7824532
Grow up, grilled cheese is baby food
>>7824564
>If you're going to add something like tuna salad to make it a melt, a thick slice of ripe tomato is non-optional.
abso-fucking-loutely not, Tuna melts should go pure. Fuck tomatoes on Tuna melts and fuck putting celery in the tuna too. Grapes, pickles and hard boiled eggs are the only acceptable thing to put in a tuna melt.
When's the last time you had a steak?
>>7822039
like two hours ago.
>>7822039
Three years ago, it was awful.
Somewhere around 15 years ago.
Post your favorite vegan convenience foods.
I'm kind of an expert on vegan convenience foods since I've been a vegan for 6 years and don't cook very often. But I still learn about new surprisingly vegan foods. Like I just learned a bunch of dippin' dots flavors are vegan and I had been depriving myself of them all these years just because I wasn't sure. " liberty ice, rainbow ice, watermelon ice, sour blue razz, strawberry sorbet (not the other sherbets, and not to be confused with the regular strawberry ice cream) and espresso dots are the...
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>>7815342
>Oreos
>vegan
http://www.oreo.co.uk/FAQ
Also, holy shit what's with the crappy processed food? I'm a "meat eater" and my diet is infinitely healthier than yours.
>>7815352
In the UK Oreos aren't vegan. In the U.S. they are. I'm from the U.S. Sorry for the confusion.
And this thread is about convenience foods. I mean I could list a ton of fruits and raw veggies and nuts but I'm assuming you guys already know about those.
I love Amy's canned soups. Most are really low in salt too, which is nice. And they all have pull tops, which is also great because I hate opening cans.
>>7815342
>Burger King French toast sticks
You wouldn't think that would be vegan. Then again, I guess fast food places try to minimize costs wherever possible. I wonder where the egg flavour comes from, if it's there at all. Cause I've actually been kind of missing French toast.
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