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  1. Papak

    [Food] Poppadoms in an Indian restaurant / curry house

    It was in the crisps thread that Bozza started which inspired this one.
  2. Papak

    [Food] Poppadoms in an Indian restaurant / curry house

    Plus some "Indian" dishes are fabricated e.g. Balti and Tikka Massala. Curries were created to make inedible food edible AIUI
  3. Papak

    [Food] Poppadoms in an Indian restaurant / curry house

    For me, there is nothing better than "discovering" a new condiment or a variation of something in an establishment. I do wonder how much of the condiment selection gets "recycled" for future use - not for too long though...
  4. Papak

    [Food] Poppadoms in an Indian restaurant / curry house

    You sound like my ideal curry mate - this is pretty much word for word my experience. I don't transfer the condiments to my side plate, toppings go directly on with special consideration and care taken not to cross contaminate. I tend to use the non-solid ones to act as an adhesive for the...
  5. Papak

    [Food] Poppadoms in an Indian restaurant / curry house

    Also, 2 per person is the law isn't it? :)
  6. Papak

    [Food] Poppadoms in an Indian restaurant / curry house

    I included both because I see establishments that fit into these classifications. Some places are both (or at least used to be before late pub opening started) i.e. an Indian restaurant serving families until 9:30PM then a curry house filled with blokes after more beer and a bite to eat from...
  7. Papak

    [Food] Poppadoms in an Indian restaurant / curry house

    Is the correct answer.
  8. Papak

    [Food] Poppadoms in an Indian restaurant / curry house

    Of far more importance to me rather than eating crisps in a pub is the poppadom conundrum.
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