This is Aloo Gobi Muttar. A dish made with potatoes, cauliflower and peas in a tomato/onion spiced gravy. Delicious!
The spices used are outstanding. Bring a lot of flavor. A shame we have to drive clear to Morgantown WV for ethnic foods

Looks great. A nice IPA would go good with that.

They do serve beer there! I had a Pepsi

Some amazing flavors there, Smash!

That looks fantastic! I have to admit, the cauliflower surprises me but I would certainly give that a try.

This was a vegetarian dish. The flavors alone were enough. I didn’t need to add meat but I kinda missed meat!

It was tasty! Try it if you can!

Morgantown is a long drive for me just to try a dish.

Looks amazing!

Rob try to make it! I know you can do it

Yum!

We went last weekend and said “we will come back at least once a month” but we only made it one week !! Craving for those flavors!

I give myself that same pep talk each morning on the way to the bathroom.

Don’t poop your pants!!

You are the second person today to tell me that!

Tim it made me very happy! My hubby even ate mine saying it was better than the dish he picked out!

Zoo food

You can save yourself the trip if you made Aloo Gobi Mattar at home. Several recipes on Google, most of the ingredients and spices you should be able to get at your grocery store.

But you'll be hungry an hour later. Throw some chicken or goat in there and it would be a lot better.

That stuff will give you a worming!, lol

Online recipe ingredients list asafoetida. Where have I seen that before? lol

I don't believe I ever ate a meatless meal if you can count fish as meat. I doubt I ever will.

Don't think I have had much India food

My grandmother made some bread she called Indian frybread but I think it was Native American "Indians"

I would try it though. I like to give lots of food at least one try

Doesn't look good to me. But my tastes tend to run toward if you can't fry it and pour gravy on it, I ain't eating it!

Most Indians are mostly vegetarian, and they use a LOT of spices...a LOT, lol.... My kids love the stuff, I'm not as impressed....The Tandoori chicken is good though..lol

…. Hope that stuff don’t make you smell like one of em

Actually....it does..
Had a friend that was a bank examiner that had to go to a primarily Indian bank.....claimed the odor inside was something....

Love Tandorri, curries, biryani, but my fav is Vindaloo (prefer goat for this one) and holy heck that stuff can be hot!!!!!!!!!

… I give up

Ask them which hand they served it with….

Wife wanted to go to a New Indian restaurant in town over a decade ago so we went. I didn't know what to order so got the sampler platter that had some of many of the menu items.

The platter was huge, I tried it all. Didnt eat much of any of it one bite of each thing. Stopped and got something to eat on the way home. Wife ate whatever she got and some of the stuff i ordered. Only thing I can figure is becuse she was born without a sense of smell her taste buds are off enough she could eat it.

Won't eat at an Indian place again. Kind of glad I dodged having to go with mom to her friends sons wedding today now that I think of it. They are Indian and its 800 people event with a lot of international traveling people to get to it. Seeing the traditional dress and customs would have been cool but I would have had to eat some to be polite and that may have been rough.

Turns out ther is a positive to having MS, it can get you out of things you dont want to go to. On the flip side im missing my wifes step grandpa's birthday and 4th celebration. 6 hrs of riding in the car and the heat dont seem like a good idea

Hosted three Rotary Club exchange members from India in the 80s. They enjoyed cooking for me. Every meal featured rice, yogurt, and onions. They ate with their hands, but somehow did not soil their hands. I recall they cupped the rice in their fingers and shoved it into their mouths with their thumbs. When they drank from a glass, the glass never touched their mouths.

At the grocery store, they picked up several bags of rice to look at the grains. They wanted a Jack fruit but we could never find one. They made the bread from scratch. I don’t recall eating any meat that week.

…. Hope they went back before droppin anchor babies

One of my favorite things my wife makes is turtle curry snapper or soft shell

Travelled tor 3 weeks in IndIa. Absolutely amazing what can be done with limited meats, lots of veggies, herbs and spices.

Bryce