Pakistani food served in the UK - comments?

[IND151]

well i cant tell whether Pakistani food or Indian food is great or not. even if i get chance to eat those dishes i will not because i am vegetarian.

but when it comes to vegetarian food i am sure that no veg food in world has variety and class like Indian vegetarian food.

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

lolz!...brother... recipe is almost the same just that some spices are added or neglected according to the taste buds of different people.



Dude, I understand you are PakistaniNationalist but please don't be so ignorant. Ask any Indian I bet he knows more about these dishes than any average pakistani.

And yeah, in India even a Dog would be able to describe very clearly what these dishes are.!!!

Dude i hope u know Pakistani food doesnt end in punjab............ Also most of Pakistani Punjabi food id meat based while indian punjab is mostly vegies or chicken at max............ I bet u dnt even know wat chikken malai tika,nehari etc is.............. Even Pakistani Punjabi food is nfluenced by turk,persian,mughal,afghan influence in it.... And have dishes tht indian dnt even know abt.

 

[Bratva]

Here is the Pakistani Foods list and how they are made. English recipe as well as Urdu recipe is both given

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[sid426]

Dude i hope u know Pakistani food doesnt end in punjab............ Also most of Pakistani Punjabi food id meat based while indian punjab is mostly vegies or chicken at max............ I bet u dnt even know wat chikken malai tika,nehari etc is.............. Even Pakistani Punjabi food is nfluenced by turk,persian,mughal,afghan influence in it.... And have dishes tht indian dnt even know abt.

Brother, I don't know what to say. You are being really very ignorant about the kind of food available in India.

 

[Bratva]

Have you eaten Vegetables like Fried potatoes, (Lady Finger), Saag, Palak (Spanish), Bengen, Kaadu, Teendey, Tarkay wali Daal etc etc

 

[kingkobra]

Dude i hope u know Pakistani food doesnt end in punjab............ Also most of Pakistani Punjabi food id meat based while indian punjab is mostly vegies or chicken at max............ I bet u dnt even know wat chikken malai tika,nehari etc is.............. Even Pakistani Punjabi food is nfluenced by turk,persian,mughal,afghan influence in it.... And have dishes tht indian dnt even know abt.

ya we do not know anything about those dishes you mentioned

 

[Abhishek_]

Have you eaten Vegetables like Fried potatoes, (Lady Finger), Saag, Palak (Spanish), Bengen, Kaadu, Teendey, Tarkay wali Daal etc etc

^Duh, well yea. most of us grew up on these bhaijaan

 

[kingkobra]

Have you eaten Vegetables like Fried potatoes, (Lady Finger), Saag, Palak (Spanish), Bengen, Kaadu, Teendey, Tarkay wali Daal etc etc

being a vegetarian i have eaten all above vegetables and plenty more that of which i even dont know english names..

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

 

[Abhishek_]

Prah PN, bass kar hunn. yahan raat ke 12 hue hain. i cant get my hands on this food right now

 

[r3alist]

TAyyabs - this is the place you news to visit.[/end of thread]

 

[JonAsad]

Beef Karahi

Chicken Tikka and Chicken Kababs

Beef Kababs

Peshawari Naan

Rooh Afza Drink

Biryani

Shami Kababs


Courtesy OMAR

Haye- bhook lag gai- itni subha subha yh sb kahan milay ga- Zalim-

 

[Leader]

Turkish food is awesome !!

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

ya we do not know anything about those dishes you mentioned

I bet u have tried Baluchi,pashtun,balti,tajik,g-b,turkic,iranian food in india.

Heck even Pakistani Punjabi food is not available in indian punjab.
Nihari a thought... - The Times of India


Baluchi food.......

Try Khaddi Kebab( whole lamb is roated with rice in its stomach on fire)..


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Dumb pukht

 

[Developereo]

There is not an iota of difference between Indian Food and Pakistani Food.

Better term it as Mughlai and Non- Mughalai Food.

There is definitely a big difference in Indian v/s Pakistani food preparation.

South Indian food preparation uses a specific spice which has a very distinct odor. I think north Indians use it less (or not at all), but it is used extensively when south Indians prepare north Indian and Pakistani dishes.

Don't take it the wrong way, but my north Indian friends would rather eat their dishes prepared by a Pakistani than a south Indian.