Indian food friday!!! Palak paneer, paratha, biriani, raita, mango lassi.......

Nicholas_Gavin_68199

I felt like I needed a nap after. Whats everyones favorite indian dish?

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Jack_Mayer_85396

That looks mighty tasty Nick!

michaelnatkin

Oh man, this was so good! You guys are really getting these dishes dialed in. I've sure never seen a bright green palak paneer before. Tell 'em about the breakfast egg amuse too!

Huy_63293

Ah man I missed out on Indian again?!

Pepijn_31744

Looks amazing! I don't know nearly enough about Indian cuisine to have a favourite. Just using my mortal and pestle to make a curry satisfies me intensely.

A_L_Esterling_35269

Yum, Nick! I missed this and the trout. Dang!

Tim_Sutherland_52834

Palak paneer is a great dish and one of my favorites.

The best Indian dish is a chai from the chai wallah on a street corner. You can't go wrong with a hot vindaloo after many ales. A goat rogan josh will never be turned down. If a tandoor is around, chicken tandoori is a must. Any of the "vege" options that are cooked infront of you at a street stall in India are amazing, life changing, and very cheap.

mike.minasian

Bhangan bhartha is super underrated in my opinion.

Matt_67991

Chicken 65. Those look great. I hope you're going to be posting some of those recipes.

Matthew_Snyder_68770

Nick Nasty. Outstanding.

Matthew_Snyder_68770

My favorite dish of what (admittedly little) I know of Indian food. Might actually be the only eggplant dish that I like, period, now that I think of it.

reck.harm

aloo methi rocks. also matar paneer and a simple vindaloo

Jon_38000

Malai Kofta !

Mike_Minh_Truong_54120

Man, that looks good. My favorite Indian dish is lamb or eggplant vindaloo.

mike.minasian

Great call

Scott_Callender_34706

Is there a palak paneer recipe that you guys could share?

Kristina_27062

Nick! Everything was so, so scrumptious— the paratha I could almost eat on its own! I needed a nap as well after this!

michaelnatkin

My all time favorite is Pani Poori, otherwise known as Golgoppa. Little crispy ufo-shaped pooris, hollow inside. You crack a little hole in the top, fill them with a mixture of potatoes and chickpeas and onions and mint chutney and tamarind chutney and yogurt etc., then dunk them in a spicy/herby/cold water sauce, then you have to eat it in one bite before the sauce leaks all over you. Classic snack (chaat) all over India and such an amazing riot of flavors and refreshing. (Here's a decent reference but really you just need to find a South Indian restaurant or chaat parlor and try it.: http://www.sailusfood.com/2010/03/01/indian-street-food-pani-puri-gol-gappa/),