Food, Cuisines,Dishes

[aklemalp]

Originally Posted by adamnsu
I had fresh oysters for the first time and it's an overrated experience. Khazznar che Bazzna beshi!

Had Pau Bhaji and that too ain't nothing special.

Had black cod and it was amazing!

Smoked black cod is heavenly...good fish

[Mas_UK25]

Black cod???

Interesting. Never heard of that before.

[Mas_UK25]

Recently I followed this recipe off a youtube video and made Peshawari chicken Karahi first time. Must say, it tasted better than I expected.

[NoName]

I like oysters/mussels

[aklemalp]

Originally Posted by Mas_UK25
Black cod???

Interesting. Never heard of that before.

Google it. If you love fish.

[Mas_UK25]

How to post pics here? Cause I have plenty to share. Every time I dine out with my g, and friends I always take pics lol. Love Nandos, Wagamamas, Tgi fridays. Tried Las Igunas recently, south american latino restaurant- Nice food, healthy too. So much food places available to choose now.

[aklemalp]

Originally Posted by Mas_UK25
How to post pics here? Cause I have plenty to share. Every time I dine out with my g, and friends I always take pics lol. Love Nandos, Wagamamas, Tgi fridays. Tried Las Igunas recently, south american latino restaurant- Nice food, healthy too. So much food places available to choose now.

This thread might help:

http://www.banglacricket.com/alochon...25#post1847825

[aklemalp]

Originally Posted by Mas_UK25
Black cod???

Interesting. Never heard of that before.

Okay here how the fish look like bofore it is prepared:



And here's how it looks when finished...

[Mas_UK25]

^OMG indeed fish is yumie. Love my machii winx at any Pakistanis or any fish haters reading this. Hehe


Definitely need to try this.

[aklemalp]

Originally Posted by Mas_UK25
^OMG indeed fish is yumie. Love my machii winx at any Pakistanis or any fish haters reading this. Hehe


Definitely need to try this.

I had some in curry form for dinner this evening. With green mango chutney...

[koushik]

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[aklemalp]

Had smoked herring and bake for lunch today. This dish is Trini all the way. Perfectly spiced, the flakiness of the herring with the crunch of peppers and onions-- awesome....washed it down with a can of Sprite.

[adamnsu]

Originally Posted by aklemalp
Had smoked herring and bake for lunch today. This dish is Trini all the way. Perfectly spiced, the flakiness of the herring with the crunch of peppers and onions-- awesome....washed it down with a can of Sprite.

Sounds nice.

I am having salmon pan fried with cherry tomatoes and asparagus. And a creamy white sauce.

[aklemalp]

Originally Posted by adamnsu
Sounds nice.

I am having salmon pan fried with cherry tomatoes and asparagus. And a creamy white sauce.

For some weird reason, I don't like asparagus.

How much would this salmon dish cost ?

[adamnsu]

Originally Posted by aklemalp
For some weird reason, I don't like asparagus.

How much would this salmon dish cost ?

At home £3 at a restaurant £8 (smaller portion)

[aklemalp]

Originally Posted by adamnsu
At home £3 at a restaurant £8 (smaller portion)

Mighty expensive at the restaurant

No discounts

[adamnsu]

Originally Posted by aklemalp
Mighty expensive at the restaurant

No discounts

This is the UK and fresh fish products ain't cheap and you don't get economies of scale on fish. Sadly no discounts.

[aklemalp]

Originally Posted by adamnsu
This is the UK and fresh fish products ain't cheap and you don't get economies of scale on fish. Sadly no discounts.

Well, the English are generous when it comes to spending.

[aklemalp]

Any of you guys are into coconut water?

That was a past-time of mine as a young boy.
Especially prefer the green, young coconuts.

There was a coconut grove, not far from my home. On summer vacations, fellow like minded, same age friends of mine used to go hunt down the coconuts. Hot days in the summer demands a natural thirst quencher like coconut water.


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[aklemalp]

@ Fazal bhai, this is the dumpling of Jamaica, served with chicken curry

[DinRaat.]

Have any of you guys gone, fishing in Australia, not like to the river or crap, but to the deep wilderness were only 4wd can go, should try it once, really good fun

[aklemalp]

^ don't have a 4wd, but have done crazy stuff like that before.

Fishing in the backdams, into the jungle, and then to the savannahs. All with a mountain bike and lots of potable water and probably some hard stuff.

We would cook what we catch inside the jungle. Those times aren't coming back....was like 8/9 years ago was the last time I did that.

[DinRaat.]

Originally Posted by aklemalp
^ don't have a 4wd, but have done crazy stuff like that before.

Fishing in the backdams, into the jungle, and then to the savannahs. All with a mountain bike and lots of potable water and probably some hard stuff.

We would cook what we catch inside the jungle. Those times aren't coming back....was like 8/9 years ago was the last time I did that.

We used to go alot, especially in the northern areas, with out prado, but that was a year ago, was a really nice place, however the tracks arent for the faint of heart

[DinRaat.]

There are several other good places to visit in australia if you know what what you want, Myall lakes national park, has a beach that can be accessed by cars, its basically a road for the next 30kms

[Fazal]

Originally Posted by aklemalp
@ Fazal bhai, this is the dumpling of Jamaica, served with chicken curry

Hmmmm... looks good. I will try it next time. Looks like chitol pitha.