Your favorite Indian food

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I love vegetarian Indian food. My favorites are:

Aloo Gobi (Potato and califlower curry)
Okra with Paneer (Okra Curry with Cheese)
Matter Paneer (Green peas with cheese)
Palaak Paneer (Spinach Curry with cheese)
Vegetable Samosa
 

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I like a good Rogan Josh.

The best Indian food I ever ate was during a couple of weeks I stayed with a family on their houseboat on Nageen lake, Kashmir. It was winter and I was alone with them. I can't recall a single specific dish but it was all divine, my fingers were yellow for weeks!
 

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I like the Fish and Veal Vindaloos.

I like Moroccan food. I don't remember the name of the dish but it was vegeatables and rice and it had a bunch of cardamom in it. Yummy.
 

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NO ONE SAID SAMOSA'S YET? wow i love samosas there so good and bite size and add the sauce, you can't go wrong.
 

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Veggie green curry with coconut rice!
Mmmmm... close second is the spicy chickpea stew with the fried tortilla-like thingies. <~ showcasing my cosmopolitan side here, folks. :biggrin1:
 

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Whenever I go to an Indian joint for the first time I base my opinion of the entire restaurant on the quality of it's vindaloo. If I tell them spicy and it's what I would consider mild (which is probably what most Americans would consider spicy) then the restaurant is dead to me. If it makes my eyes water I'll come back.

This bit me in the ass (in more ways than one) on my last trip to London. We popped round for a curry after the pubs and I ordered prawns in a sauce that one of my friends said was a step above vindaloo. I've never seen something hotter than vindaloo on an American Indian restaurant. Er, meaning an Indian restaurant in America, not a restaurant in a casino.

Anyway, my friends got into a lively debate about religious symbolism in the Star Wars films or some shit, during which I was conspicuously silent. Cut back to me inhaling the prawns. This was the kind of spice where the first bite doesn't hit you until you're on your third (albeit when you're drunk and starving). My face was purple. My friend S thought at first I was choking. I was sweating profusely, a constant stream of tears and snot... when he asked me if I was alright I replied, "This is fucking awesome."
 

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You haven't lived until you've had:

a really good Chicken Korma (w. cashews, not almonds, in the sauce - and several cardomom pods in same)

a pot of chai tea so aromatic and creamy that it makes you want to kiss someone

a basic naan or chapati w. mango chutney so sweet/sour that it thrills the tongue