Get one tonight. Go on dare you.![]()
My local Indian restaurant serves up something similar looking with popadoms. It's probably not the same thing... more carrot sticks in a tomato paste and I suspect no turmeric. But it's lush.It was actually super difficult to find an image of too because no one actually can stand munching on pure sticks of pickled turmeric:
https://www.padhuskitchen.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/turmericmangogingerpickle.jpg
Feel free to eat a spoonfull of turmeric powder then imagine it 10x stronger and pickled to get an idea.
Probably "meat and two veg" would be a better example. Of which I guarantee zero people would be offended by. I make a joke that wherever I take my mum out she always goes for that type of option (chicken and two veg etc.). We all know it doesn't cover all of our cuisine but we're not calling the cancel police because of it. People need to be ok with the fact that people not native to your home country are simply not going to understand the finer details, history and culture around your cuisine. But you know what, that's ok. We're all here to learn.Let's turn the table and see how many people on here would be happy if rest of the world started calling all English dishes simply as "Fish and Chips"![]()
FYI if you actually go to India, most places call curry 'gravy' as curry is the westernised non-spicy crap version we love to devour.
I just ordered some kind of curry for dinner.
That's imperialistic, you pig. You ordered a dish of South East Asian origin or influence. See, rolls off the tongue
A little experiment for you, next time a group of you go out to eat, especially when there are new people in the group, just say "Let's go eat Japanese". Or just ask someone "Do you like Japanese food?"
And see how many have an immediate answer with "I hate raw fish."
Completely skipping over Ramen, Sukiyaki, Shabu Shabu, Yakiniku, Katsu, Tampura, don etc exists.
And no, it's not the be all and end all watermark to measure/judge all 7 billion people on earth whether they know, same as I know your comment don't really mean the entire planet knows all the dishes in Japanese cooking.
Few things to consider here, India is predominantly a Hindu country and Hindus don’t eat meat.
Most are vegetarian, or if they aren't they won't ever eat beef.
I love a tuna melt, and I put lime pickle on almost all rice with meat dinners that I or my wife cook, now I can’t wait to try a tuna melt with lime pickle on the side, Dis won’t put me wrong I’m sure.
Few things to consider here, India is predominantly a Hindu country and Hindus don’t eat meat.
The great British ‘curry’ is a dish invented to feed (drunken) white monkeys, usually by people of Bangladeshi or Pakistani origin.
I worked with an Indian lad, he used to roll around laughing at an ‘Indian’ take away menu.
Incidentally, the only Indian restaurant I now visit, is Indian, is Hindu, is 100% authentic and is also vegetarian.
https://news.sky.com/story/food-blo...-it-is-rooted-in-british-colonialism-12376985
Sorry but is this real or someone having a wind up?
The 24-hour news industry long since ceased being about news. It's an entertainment product.how did that get on sky news, what a joke with everything else going on