favourite cuisine [modified]

NormDroid

Mines Indian, just having it now for dinner, Sambar yum, yum!

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DavidNohejl

Italian, pizza & spaghetti :cool:

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Eytukan

norm .net wrote:

dinner, Samba

+R. It's Samba'r'[If you had meant the spicy liquid the we have with DOSA,IDLY] norm:). You've just made me hungry. I'm running to the canteen. BRB.

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NormDroid

Different spellings in different parts of the world.

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Craster

British ingredients, cooked in the french style.

NormDroid

My best italian is http://www.sanrocco.co.uk/[^]

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Eytukan

I've modified it. Is that the one you are talking about?

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Maximilien

pretty much everything!

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NormDroid

I like this place http://www.nuttersrestaurant.co.uk/[^]

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Nish Nishant

norm .net wrote:

Samba

Probably Sambar.

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Craster

Looks very nice. I went here[^] on Wednesday night. A personal favourite.

Rajesh R Subramanian

norm .net wrote:

Samba

It is Sambar, and spelled as Saa-m-bar :-D BTW, I do not discriminate food. I eat anything that is edible. :->

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NormDroid

Even seen it spelt Sambah?

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NormDroid

Excellent, I'd love to eat there.

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Gizz

Practically anything, if its done well. English/Mediterranean/North African mix a la Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall does me nicely. Ahh, organic roast fore-rib of beef, on the bone, medium-rare, home made yorkshire puds, beef-bone gravy, rosemary roast potatoes, home-grown parsnips, brussels sprouts al-dente (with sweet chestnuts), honey and mustard glazed carrots, with proper English mustard and hot creamy horseradish.... mmmmm! (Thats what I'm making on Sunday) :cool:

NormDroid

Ok, spelling corrected; apologies for people who thought I was referring to the well known implementation of SMB.

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NormDroid

Got to admit it, I'm a sucker for a Sunday Lunch as well. :beer:

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Nish Nishant

norm .net wrote:

Even seen it spelt Sambah?

People often misspell it since a lot of non-Indians don't pronounce the last 'r'. So Samba, Sambah etc. would sound fine to them I guess. Wikipedia entry for Sambar[^]

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Rama Krishna Vavilala

Anything Vegetarian that is free from Garlic and Onions.

Abu Mami

I agree, I love Indian food, especially when it's really hot and spicy. But, it's much better when you're actually in India. Found a great little place in Navi Mumbai. Hope to go back someday. I also love cholesterol.