/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>16706639
I don't care if it's not real Indian food. Call it whatever you want, but when drunk and hungry in the middle of the night and no place is open, the best feeling is opening the fridge to see some leftover sloppa ready to be reheated and crammed up my ass.

>>16706737
Baste

>>16706639
imagine eating something that looks like feces from a babies diaper, and smells like the armpit body odor of a very hairy armenian, and then calling others “manchildren” or “tastelets” for not sharing the same fondness for something so vile

>>16706757
That sounds like anti-sikh white supremacy. I hope you don't live in canada, or else ranjeet or whatever his name is will send the cops after you if he wins the election

>>16706772
i hope they do...

>>16706639
Indian food is one of the few cuisines that does vegetarian and vegan food well. Too many western vegetarian dishes try to imitate a meat dish (tofurkey, black bean burgers, etc) and end up being disappointing because they're an inferior imitation of meat.

Pic related: it's some vegetarian (there's ghee in it) chana dal I made.

A lot of westernized Indian food has a shitload of butter and cream in it. Most of the food I ate when I was in India for a few weeks was more balanced and less rich.

>>16706807
>Indian food is one of the few cuisines that does vegetarian and vegan food well.
yeah anon, it's definitely helped me incorporate different flavours and textures into my life, chana masala and a nice bharta have become staples in my cooking.
I thought that garbanzo beans tasted weird without even having them, little did i know that i was missing out on falafel, that stuff is amazing

Tastes good man

Speaking of Indian food,
I want to make some Indian eggs for my sister. I’m either gonna do:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/whole_eggs_in_coconut_23624
Or
https://www.gordonramsay.com/gr/recipes/spicyscrambledroti
Which should I do?

>>16707034
I don't know if I've had falafel only at shitty restaurants but every time they've been rather bland and really dry.

>>16707093
I usually make my own, it's a running theme in restaurants that the veg option in restaurants is usually bad (at least where I live), i once ordered a mushroom burger and it had no sauce, and a slice of raw cheese on top of it for example.
I usually pair falafel with a tzatziki sauce and throw it in a wrap with some roasted veggies or something to make it saucy.
Could also do pesto/mayo/ranch or whatever creamy sauce takes your fancy

>>16707111
Yeah I've been thinking of making my own to see if they would be better.

>British indian
Why do bongs have to cope so hard at every turn?

>>16707116
be generous with fresh herbs and spices and if it still comes out tasteless, then i would question your taste buds lol

>>16707121
Noted. I'll do some research and pick a recipe that looks good.

>>16707125
if this thread is still up when you do it, let us know how it came out anon.
have fun with the falafel cooking

>>16706807
This.

western vegans:
>get triggered over everything, dye their hair and hate meat so much they try to make all their food taste like meat cause they can't cook worth shit

Chad Indians
>make flavorful foods so good you don't notice they're vegan

>>16707088
>Indian eggs
i thought they gave live birth?

>>16707088
I usually make these: https://www.indianhealthyrecipes.com/egg-bhurji-andhra-egg-porutu/

I would go with the Ramsey recipe if I had to use one of those