That is NAN bread, and it is not exactly like tortillas, since it is made from fermented dough (with yeast). But Indian food is definitely very tasty.
Ohhh your missing out..you can choose the level of heat..from very mild,..medium..hot..very hot....and many of the meals are not super spicy..but very flavoursome...so I would highly recommend having a go..you might be pleasantly surprised.
I like spicy food. So that is good to know. Also good to know that you can get it from mild to extreme...Even though I like spicy food, I might have to stay away from that Phaal...lol
Yeah, the way you guys are talking about it, it does seem like I am missing out.
Great go an jump into the shallow water and take your time in choosing something..Ask them questions from the menu when you get there plus I am sure they must have a website..so have a good look round..come back and let us know how it all went..
Rice is always good with chicken. I once had an Indian chicken dish of some sort. It tasted good but was very spicy. Good rice though.Love chicken dishes coz in terms I only eat chicken breast...that with rice ect...my mouth is in love..❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I am feeling hunger just thinking about it..
Gooooood..so you know exactly what I mean..I always have some sort of drink close by just in case my mouth goes on fire..
Exactly, I once bit into a habanero pepper and my entire insides were on fire. My wife always seems to need a little heat on most dishes. I don't mind if food is spicy but not to hot.Gooooood..so you know exactly what I mean..I always have some sort of drink close by just in case my mouth goes on fire..
These certain peppers being bred should have a Surgeon General's warning that consumption of said peppers pose a dangerous health risk.
Looks like we need to have a fire engine hose ready filled with cool yoghurt just in case we are on fire..
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