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re: What makes nearly all Indian food smell like spicy tar?
Posted on 8/30/17 at 6:06 am to member12
Posted on 8/30/17 at 6:06 am to member12
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I think the over use of cumin
Where do you live? I can't think of any dish that I've had that was heavy on cumin.
If anything, try Tandoori chicken. It's some of the best chicken I've ever had. Briyanni is also good, and very similar to jambalaya. Some would say it's even better.
frick. Now I'm craving a type of food I can't get in Arkansas (at least a good version).
This post was edited on 8/30/17 at 6:08 am
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Posted on 8/30/17 at 6:11 am to CCTider
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Tandoori chicken
Had this yesterday with rice and it is why I started the thread.
I love chicken. I love rice. Hate whatever seasoning was on that stuff. It was a waste of chicken and rice to me.
Posted on 8/30/17 at 7:35 am to CCTider
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Now I'm craving a type of food I can't get in Arkansas (at least a good version).
You need to try harder. Bentonville has a huge Indian population due to the tech support for Walmart and vendors.
Try Aroma, Chennai, Curry Point or Flavors. There are a few Indian/middle eastern markets as well.
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